El Cid

4212 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles
(323) 668-0318

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Gost

Pretty venue, but there were a lot of stairs (definitely NOT wheelchair friendly), it was a bit difficult to find from where Google maps led us (the back for some reason), and the sound had some interference at first, but that was luckily resolved before the main act. Amazing and welcoming staff who definitely made the night better.

L

🌹 Everyone considerate and nice. Lizzy in Reservations is an excellent intro to this lovely experience.
Paella, salad, gazpacho, chocolate mousse cake -- outstanding!
The show is entertaining with true professionals in beautiful costumes. The lead lady dancer gave a brief and fascinating talk about Flamenco terms, turns, techniques.
The three of us enjoyed a fabulous evening! 🌹

Big Bear Yoga

Driven past it for ages

ana P

Great show, great food. Love this place. Will be back soon. Great value through Groupon.

Dean Kalash

Dinner and flamenco in an intimate, historic venue—El Cid is pure Old Hollywood charm. The live performance is passionate and authentic, and the food is surprisingly good for a dinner show. The courtyard patio is also great for a quiet drink before the show starts. It feels like a secret tucked into Sunset Boulevard. Perfect for a unique night out.

Dee

Came here for a date night for the Flamenco show.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience! The food was delicious—I had the salmon, and he had the steak. We both loved our dishes (minus the dry broccoli, lol). Our waiter was the absolute sweetest—warm, attentive, and incredibly efficient. The show was fantastic, especially the intermission where they shared the history of Flamenco, which added so much depth to the performance. I’d definitely recommend this!

andre el-baba

Awesome club with nice out door area.

Vanessa C

Came to El Cid for the first time last night for the flamenco and dinner show! The dancers were absolutely amazing and as a flamenco student I was mesmerized by them. You can tell that this place has a lot of history and feels like you are walking into a cave in Andalusia. It’s beautiful! We brought my grandma with us and I will say that this place is definitely not handicap friendly. The bathroom stalls are super small and getting in and out of the restaurant was super challenging. Steps everywhere and there is no near by parking, not even for handicap. So keep that in mind! Food was ok, nothing to rave about but the service is wonderful and the show makes up for what they lack. A place you need to visit once in your life.

Tyrell Roberts

My experience trying to attend an event here was incredibly frustrating. We arrived at the venue and literally could not find an entrance. All we saw was a locked back door and a parking lot that was completely inaccessible. We tried calling the provided number for help and directions, but no one answered. We ended up missing the entire show because we simply couldn't get in. This level of inaccessibility and lack of support is unacceptable. I'm extremely disappointed and would not recommend this venue.

C McCain

Excellent experience GARBAGEBARBIE & GRANDSON. SEE them both of you can.
Ps tell Google maps your front door isn't down the sketchy back alley. There were so many people at the bac

Maharani Paneer

one lady is really mean for no reason. i don’t remember her name but you’ll know when you have the disfortune of interacting with her. everyone else is a vibe but she really ruins it to be a horrible experience.

Klayton Roark

Worst line in town. Waited 2.5 hours in the line for HotDog Sundays and never got in. Avoid if you don't like lines. So many people waited 90 minutes
to 2 hours in line to just leave. Terrible line management.

Ricardo Oliva

El Cid has a simple menu but tasty food with a pricey tab ($120 per person), but I was there for the experience. The show was great and they could use an extra dancer to have 2 couples 💃 dancing.

Grant Lindahl

Great monthly screenings and an eclectic atmosphere.

Chinyere Okoli- Azzalarab

Valentine's Day at El Cid was an enchanting experience that my husband and I will cherish forever. Tucked away on Sunset Blvd, this charming restaurant offered the perfect blend of romance and culinary delight. As soon as we walked in, we were welcomed by the friendly staff and a cozy, candlelit ambiance that set the stage for a memorable evening.

We began our meal with a delightful soup and salad duo. The soup was a warm, comforting embrace, rich in flavor, while the salad was fresh and crisp, providing a perfect balance. For our main course, we both opted for the short ribs, and they were nothing short of spectacular. The meat was so tender it practically melted in our mouths, and the accompanying sauce was a savory masterpiece that tied the dish together beautifully.

Adding to the magic of the evening was a surprise flamenco performance. The dancers' passion and rhythm captivated us, transporting us to a vibrant Spanish fiesta right in the heart of Los Angeles.

El Cid is more than just a restaurant; it's a place where every detail is thoughtfully curated to create an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a unique night out, El Cid is a must-visit. We left with full hearts, satisfied palates, and a newfound appreciation for the art of dining.

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