Hollywood Boulevard restaurant for lease at the iconic Hollywood & Vine corner

The opportunity

Positioned at 6280 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 in Central LA / Hollywood, this 4,408 SF restaurant for lease offers a rare second-generation setup in one of the city's most recognized entertainment corridors. Located within the Taft Building at the landmark Hollywood and Vine intersection, the space is well suited for operators seeking a full-service restaurant footprint with an existing hospitality layout and core infrastructure already in place.

This is a strong opportunity for a restaurant, bar-forward concept, or hospitality operator looking for a prominent Hollywood address with patio potential and long-term lease stability.

Location

Hollywood's business core centers around Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and Vine Street, where entertainment, tourism, office users, and transit-driven foot traffic converge. The subject property sits within that active district, placing a restaurant concept in the middle of a dense, high-visibility neighborhood known for its mix of historic architecture, creative energy, and all-day activity.

Prime Hollywood & Vine location
In the heart of Hollywood, Los Angeles
Central position within the broader Central LA trade area
Surrounded by entertainment, tourism, and creative office demand
Strong identity for operators seeking a recognizable Los Angeles restaurant for lease

Space & layout

The premises totals 4,408 square feet and is offered in good condition as a second-generation restaurant. The existing configuration supports dine-in service and guest flow, with multiple customer-facing and back-of-house components already accounted for.

4,408 SF full restaurant space
Bar area
Patio
Multiple restrooms
Existing restaurant layout with second-generation improvements

Kitchen & infrastructure

For restaurant users, the built-in infrastructure is a key advantage. The space includes several of the major components typically required for foodservice operations, helping reduce time and cost compared with a cold shell buildout.