Musso & Frank Grill • 1919

Red leather booths and bartenders in burgundy jackets set the scene at Hollywood's oldest restaurant, where Charlie Chaplin, Hemingway, and Fitzgerald once held court over bone-dry martinis and grilled steaks. Since 1919, the Grill has anchored Hollywood Boulevard through studio booms and boulevards transformed, its vintage mahogany booths and old-school menu unchanged across a century. The flannel cakes and chicken pot pie still arrive from the same kitchen that fed Hollywood's Golden Age.