Jones

Jones Weho My partner and I wondered in here for a random Friday datenight and thought it was our first time, we were not disappointed at all. Jones earns an exceptional score for, immediate host acknowledgement, reasonably quick seating, cozy red-hues, well-timed appetizer delivery and a cordial waitress. Additionally, our meals were hot when delivered, portions were generous, and quality we could taste with every bite. Interior was noticeably well thought out through vintage b&w frames, comfortable like-new booths, table settings, and pleasant music- all of it added to a fantastic experience. We were ecstatic to have stumbled upon this gem! Jones consistently receives great feedback so if you're considering stopping by, DO IT! Ps: I snapped a few pics that don't quite fully depict how delicious the food was, but we didn't want to be obnoxious w flash! Enjoy.

Jones is a great old school spot in West Hollywood to grab a drink or some solid Italian food! They make a truly excellent martini, and the bar stocks my favorite gin, Plymouth. It gets very busy on the weekends, so be aware of this. Jones is unusual in that they serve their full menu until 2 AM every night. And it's good food, not your typical bar grub. The linguine with clams is flavorful and well-prepared, and the pizzas my friends ordered looked good as well. Come for a martini or a meal, you won't be disappointed!

Love Jones!!If it wasn't for Yelp, I would've missed this spot easily!Cool vibes with a really good prices for the area with solid food quality - felt almost like it was homecooked food.We went for the Beggars Banquet menu aka Happy Hour Menu which runs every Sun-Thurs from 10:30P - 1:30P. We went on a Thursday and it was packed! Would definitely recommend their pastas and pizzas - both very solid and filling. The only thing disappointing was their Burrata Caprese where the Burrata didn't taste as fresh and creamy as other places, but still okay. We finished off with their Apple Pie which was one of the better ones I've had.Would come back!

Cool spot in Hollywood that you seem to not be able to go to without running into at least a couple people you know. Food here is about an 7-8/10 for me. Nothing too crazy and nothing mind blowing. Good pizza and great service. Ambiance is cool and people are waiting to hit the bar as soon as this place opens so be there or be a square!

I don't normally find myself out in the Hollywood area, but just so happened to have a date here. Weekend date with pizza and dessert? Sounds pretty solid to me. The interior has a nice cozy speakeasy vibes mixed with an Italian flareThe place only opens at night 7pm and heres the food deets:BBQ chicken pizza: BBQ chicken pizza aficionado here, I always got a soft spot for it and use it as litmus test for new places. I can't tell if normal thin crust is like this but it felt too thin and tough to what I was expecting. I'd like a bit more BBQ sauce and some toppings make it stand out more. Probably also it was a cold night and the pizza was thin, but it cooled pretty quicklyJone's famous Apple pie: boy does it live up to it's name. Came to our table with warm gooey apple filling, the pie crust was flavourful and sweet, not too sweet. I would come back for this again Surprisingly, this place does reservations too which a lot of folks ahead of us did, though not necessary. You would need to wait a bit if it's not too packed. Parking here is pretty flexible: street metered parking or the target parking across the street.

After the Warriors won, the growling from my stomach for Italian grew. I checked for a late night spot (on Yelp, of course) and found Jones. Grabbed a rideshare up Santa Monica, had my ID checked (really, mate, which sub-21 year old bloke has a white goatee on brown skin naturally?), went inside, took an empty seat at the bar, tailed by a lady, poured myself a glass of water, had a few sips, went to the restroom, came back, and resumed my seat. The bartender pointed to my glass of water with a napkin on it and said the seat was taken.Yes, it was taken, mister bartender, by... me. Avoiding a scene, I found the lady who had been tailing me and asked her to find me a table, which she obliged. A waiter came by, took my order (light, but filling -- so, top marks for that. I asked for a glass of wine. And received it, after a bit of banter, where I mentioned I was celebrating the Warriors and the chap told me that this is worth the cost of the more expensive Primitivo, instead of the cheaper Sangiovese that I'd ordered.The thin-crust pizza was fine, the bruschetta decent, the bread looked more like pita than sourdough. Come to think of it, just order extra bruschetta, don't put any tomatoes on it, and serving this as bread would have been ace. Maybe having olive oil and balsamic vinegar available would also make it more palatable.The place was a bit loud for me, but I suppose this is what the place was going for. In other words, not my scene. Suppose, if I were younger and not a father, I could see myself liking the place more.

We were out late and stumbled into Jones as it was the only place in the area that was open for a late dinner. The entrance itself looked really cool, reflecting all this red light and just gave off a fun vibe.Service was okay, we were immediately seated at a cramped table that was "the only one available" even though there were a ton of open booths? After a few minutes we asked another server if we could move and they let us pick where we wanted to sit. It was just a little odd. Anyways, the rigatoni was good.

Has that classic italian restaurant vibe. Lighting is nice and dim. The food delicious and their service is great! Their drinks are amazing! Love this place! I highly recommend it!

Legendary Hollywood Vibes without the Musso & Frank prices.We went with the FAMOUS STAPLES: Martinis, Fried Calamari, Chopped Salad, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Orecchiette Pasta, and sizzling hot APPLE PIE on a cast-iron, with ice cream, for desert! Doesn't open 'til 7pm. Street Parking was easier than I feared. We sat in the tiniest, "coziest" booth imaginable. If you've been, then you know the one. The spot still has a Roadie regulars vibe, with a dash of Younger Hopefuls, sharing pizza and stories about that time they met someone famous.

This place is open late and definitely has a good vibe. Its low lit, very lively bar scene with nice ambient music playing in the background. Service was ok and the tables were crowded. There is a large selection of food and drinks on the menu, all very appealing. Drinks were decent, not too strong and the food was tasty. white pizza was not your average white pizza flavor, so that through me off a bit!