Being seen Mondays at Joseph's.
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Until its recent renovations, Joseph's Cafe was a modest Greek restaurant, with cheap prices and little fanfare. Recently it upgraded its look by extending its outdoor patio, creating a dance area and giving the entire place an overhaul for a Monday scene that's become one of the hottest in town.
The patio area allows folks to dine, smoke and mingle, while the dance floor lures people with the sweet sounds coming off DJ Dave Orlando's turntables. Orlando plays fresh hip-hop all night long and dedicates the last hour to a bewitching blend of soul and funk. Mixing the sounds of War, Outkast and vintage Sly & the Family Stone, he's actually giving listeners a history lesson, and they eat it up. Needless to say, call in advance for dinner reservations or arrive early.
June 24, 2007
Sam Dordulian Glendale, CA
We had reservations for a party of 16 at 8:30pm. As soon as we finished our entree, they actaully kicked us off the table BEFORE WE COULD EVEN HAVE ANY DESSERTS! They claimed that our tables were only held till 10pm and they needed to make more money on other patrons! UNBELIEVABLE! They NEVER warned us when we made reservations for 16 at 8:30pm! We turned to the owner for help, but he turned out to be rude, arrogant, insolent, and vulgar! Stay away.
October 19, 2006
Matt Harrington West Hollywood, CA
Place was OK. Went to a private party sadly I stupidly left my cell phone in the car... someone from the valet company, California Parking, stole my phone... it soured the whole evening.
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