Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Enjoy The View From At LA's 71 Above





Fine Dining with Adam Louis Friedman


If ever there were a city designed to be seen from above it is Los Angeles, and even more so at night. The bright lights of the almost futuristic city, the ribbons of traffic threading out like neon spider webs towards the distant hills, the pulsing of a city which never misses a beat, and take entertainment by storm. Imagine if you could watch all of that vibrant energy whilst sampling the best of New American cuisine.

That is the unique selling point that lies at the heart of 71 Above, a stunning new venue towering above Downtown LA on the 71st floor of the US Bank Tower building. There has long been a cliché that you can either have a great dining experience or a great view, a myth that chef Vartan Abgaryan is happy to dispel with a menu as stunning as the panoramic beauty on offer.
 
Fine dining is the order of the day as a wealth of high concept and seasonal dishes are offered up. Scintillating amuse-bouche and starters such as Poached Oysters or an inventive and exotic soup, mains ranging from venison, steak, fish and seafood all enhanced with brave and exciting food details and wonderfully unique desserts offer similarly unique taste experiences.
But it is more than just a dining experience on offer. From a bar menu to private dinning, secluded cocktails to an open kitchen experience, 71 Above has plenty to offer. Add that to décor which combines traditional materials with ultra modern design, classic American style with forward thinking visual innovations and all this whilst looking down on a city excitedly going about its business.
 
 
With a menu which has options lavish as you like, this is the perfect venue for that one off treat or special family celebration, to entertain and impress clients or, one that simply allows you to dine in the decadent fashion with which you have become accustomed. At 71 Above you’ll most appreciate that the sky’s the limit. Literally.
 
 
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