Tom Tom

Tom Tom is theatrical and stylish, moody, steampunk‑inspired decor with twinkling chandeliers, a disco ball and lively music that make it feel like a glamorous West Hollywood night out.

The goat cheese balls are a recurring favorite, they appear on the menu and are repeatedly singled out by guests.

Smart casual is the guide, aim for polished, put‑together clothing rather than formalwear.

Tom Tom offers a few different spaces: a lively bar area, indoor dining/lounge seating (including sofa seating), and outdoor patio seating, and the venue also accommodates private parties.

Tom Tom welcomes private parties, private events are part of the restaurant’s offering.

Yes, Tom Tom publishes a dedicated Happy Hour menu and offers pitcher cocktails and brunch pitchers (for example, the TomTom Mimosa Pitcher and Pumptini Pitcher) that are meant to be shared.

Weekends are the sweet spot, guests call out both Saturday and Sunday brunch, with several reviewers enjoying a fun Saturday brunch and positive Sunday visits.

Guests frequently describe the portions as generous, reviewers specifically praise large, plentiful servings at Tom Tom.

Yes, Tom Tom’s dramatic decor, crafted cocktails and several positive anniversary and celebratory visits make it well suited to a special evening.

Tom Tom is at its calmest if you visit early on a Wednesday before it fills up, while weekend brunch, especially Saturday, is a fun, lively time to be there.

Yes, Tom Tom has a full drinks program, from signature cocktails (Pumptini, Tom Fashioned, Pump & Glory and more) to a broad wine list (including Vanderpump wines and sparkling selections) and a range of beers and seltzers.