Wow this place blew me out of the water. Great for groups or a date. They also have dim sum carts that float around with all kinds of goodies including liquid nitrogen freezed alcohol otter pops!
The new happening spot on Sunset in WeHo. Chef Fretz has created a down to earth, "really real" environment to enjoy the freshest of the fresh ingredients both in the food and drinks. Bravo
Food is very good & creative, but the overall experience (modern dim sum, fantastic bar & gorgeous space overall) makes it one of my favorites. MUST haves: truffle mac & cheese, the quail & the donuts
Pork belly, skirt steak, rigatoni, brioche doughnuts were all delicious. Pleasantly surprised, and I like being surprised pleasantly. Their take on Dimsum was pretty neat as well.
The Church Key brings a really cool vibe—and amazing cocktails—to Sunset Blvd in West Hollywood. The booze is done tableside, with vintage PanAm drinks carts peddling Kool Pops or Appletinis. Read more
The booze is also done tableside, with vintage PanAm drinks carts pedaling Kool Pops, a frozen Appletini or Sex on the Beach martini made cooler by the added flare of billowing liquid nitrogen. Read more
At The Church Key, you are handed a cheap metal church key and invited to open and pour the cocktails yourself — you may have forgotten how good it feels to pierce a steel can. Read more
Liked the fried chicken, pork belly, roasted cauliflower, and pierogi, in that order. The melon salad is mediocre. But really, you've come here for the donuts, and they're pretty, pretty, pretty good.
The Church Key takes a dim sum style approach to their service, carting food around on little trolleys for guests to point at and pick up at their whim. Read more
For some reason the chef decided to deep fry a lot of dishes better left alone. Not impressed with the food, the inattentive rushed service, or lack of customer care on follow up to a complaint.