Schwartz and Sandy’s

Went to Schwartz and Sandy's during the VPR viewing party, so it was super busy with tons of people having a blast. And both Toms were there and were super nice and chatty. I thought just being bar owners they would be douchey, let alone being on a tv show with everyone desperate for their attention but they were the complete opposite.

I had The Starter drink and it was delicious. Ordered the lobster corn dogs and Ahi TarTare (tacos) and they were also delicious. Once we were able to get a seat, Hector became our server and he was awesome, nice and attentive.

Obviously from the pictures this place has a beautiful interior. The outside is what people say it is but there are other boutique stores with most being catered to pets so I thought that was cute.

I thought I was just going to come here for a one and done experience but I am for sure coming back and trying other foods on the menu.

After a day of hitting almost everything Pump related, this was the cherry on top! Completely different vibe than the other restaurants the fans are going to hit, but it's completely on purpose. It's not meant to be pretentious, but a chill neighborhood vibe. We were there on a Saturday night and there was a DJ. I really don't know how else to describe it - you just feel welcome.

Greg was so nice and chatted with us about biz and the boys. Schwartz was like a hummingbird mingling, taking pics, and pouring shots.

Lots of places for pics, selfies, etc.; staff is so nice; guy checking IDs at the door starts the vibe and he was a hoot! We didn't have food as we had just eaten a big meal and only stopped in for drinks, but the food looked delish.

This is a must visit for all the fans, it's worth the trip! You won't want to miss it. And if you can go on a Tuesday, even better for a watch party!

I had heard how bad this place was and genuinely thought everyone was overreacting... they were not. Nothing, I mean NOTHING, was good.

The drinks were pure sugar and disgusting. The food was cold and over seasoned. The ambiance was confusing. The lights were harsh yet dim? I have no idea how they managed to do this. The music was... like kings of Leon? It was so bizarre. We stayed for 30 minutes, got our check, and left.

Shocked it's still open.

Came here from the show VPR and absolutely loved it. The inside was absolutely beautiful....stunning honestly. A lot of detail and super clean. The detail on the ceiling in the bathroom area was extremely creative ( TV w animations ) We sat ourselves due to no hostess and went to the bar, got our drinks really fast. The drinks were strong and very tasty, we got a few shots that were pretty big. The only complaint I could say is it smelt a little like cigarettes.
Nice cozy place for drinks and would come back and recommend to non-VPR watchers.

We were in town celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary weekend in LA at Schwartz and Sandy's on a Saturday night. We thoroughly enjoyed the food, drinks, and service. The atmosphere is chic and exceeded expectations. Was really cool getting to meet Tom Schwartz and a few others within the VP show circle. DJ was on point. 10/10 and will be coming back next time we're in town.

This place is cool good drinks I ordered a Jameson And coke always keeping If classics love Hollywood

I made reservations with low expectations, and if I'm honest, they were not surpassed! My friend and I touched down in LA on a crisp Wednesday night in early November, securing a reservation around 9 pm. Upon entering, we discovered a nearly deserted restaurant! The menu was slim and the drink selection had items marked with tape, signaling their unavailability which was kind of funny. Surprisingly, they were also out of Tito's! I opted for their version of an espresso martini, which, at $18, proved somewhat underwhelming.

For our adventure with the food menu, we decided on the mushroom gruyere beignets, lobster corndog, and butternut squash cacio e pepe. Regrettably, these dishes failed to whet our appetites!

On a positive note, the server and hostess were outstanding, exuding warmth and friendliness. The decor, although charming and perfectly aligned with my taste, garnered mixed reviews from my gal pal, who found it a tad too all over the place.

If I found myself in the area, I'd go back for a drink or two but skip the food!

Recommend reservations on Resy.
They have a really small parking lot so I recommend battling it out for neighborhood parking.
The restaurant was a lot smaller than expected so definitely expect an intimate vibe-- I would say 25 tables at most. Otherwise, it's definitely trendy with a dive bar feel. Nothing glamorous like LVP restaurants or Tom Tom.

The menu is limited but we were actually really surprised at how good the food was. What we found interesting is that a majority of the dishes came with sauces and it really made the dishes unique. The shoestring fries($8) sounded so basic but the cherry sauce was delicious. We loved the juicy Lucy sliders ($16) cooked well and filling. The chicken waffle bites ($15) with the honey drizzled was my favorite. The mushroom Gruyère beignets($16) were different wasn't too crazy about them with the lemon cream.

The drinks were a bit underwhelming for myself which was the only ding of the night. I love the drinks at Tom Tom and thought it would be similar vibe but was pretty basic. Nothing to write home about. The drinks were $15 and up.

Service was solid. Our waitress was basically handling one side of the restaurant by herself as she had a call out and they were short staffed. Appreciate she was honest and we definitely gave her grace about it. Otherwise, this is a fun place to get a bite to eat with friends or a date night if you are a pump rules fan. I was unable to leave a review in July due to Yelp banning reviews because of the scandoval situation so I deleted my food photos but my tik tok has it all. Overall, I enjoyed myself!

We made a reservation in advance just in case it would be busy for a Friday night. We pulled into the small lot and were lucky to find a spot to park. It's in a small strip shopping center so unexpected. The front does have a cute sign.

We were able to get seated right away even though we were a little early. Our server also was super friendly.

I ordered the butternut squash pasta and my fiancé got the salmon tikka masala. Both dishes were very tasty. We both ate all of it. The pasta was light. The salmon was cooked well and good flavors. The only weird thing was the pasta was about the same price as the salmon which I find strange.

Interior decor was fun. Drink menu had 2-3 drinks taped over so not as many available as maybe they typically would.

My friend and I are fans of the show and were looking forward to eating here. It is a pretty restaurant with a nice ambiance. The servers and hostesses were quite nice as well. We were very disappointed with the menu however. It felt very low effort from the physical menu itself that looked like it was typed on Microsoft Word in 5 minutes to the amount of food on the menu. There were like 10 appetizers and only 5 entrees and the entrees with meat were too expensive to justify buying them. I ordered the Chicken and Waffle Bites and fries. The fries were delicious. I mean if you mess up fries then your restaurant just straight up sucks. I was expecting actual chicken and waffles and instead got 6 rock hard brown sugar flavored nuggets. My friend got the Caesar Salad and that was delicious. But how was I supposed to know that from their ugly menu??? You're in West Hollywood, hire some schmuck and pay them $50 to design a nice menu with pictures!!! and please add more dishes to your menu. Very let down with the experience. TomTom is much better.