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Table 8 has a rich history in Los Angeles, opening in 2003 at 7661 Melrose Ave and relocating in 2008 to the Chocolat space on Melrose. The venue is known for its distinctive goth/dark interior aesthetic following a renovation, and its early influence on LA’s dining scene, including a notable appearance in the 2008 dineLA Restaurant Week. This page provides practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating information, parking options, transit tips, and nearby hotels and restaurants (with affiliate partner recommendations).
Note: The venue has undergone changes over the years, and seating charts aren’t publicly published. We’ve compiled current, practical insights to help you secure your seats and enjoy a seamless experience.
Venue Overview
Table 8 sits in the heart of Los Angeles, with a history tied to the Melrose corridor. The space has been associated with a dark, atmospheric interior and a redesigned layout. While specific seating charts aren’t publicly available, the venue continues to be a backdrop for evening dining and events in the LA area.
Seating & Capacity
- Seating info: Seating arrangements are not published publicly; we can help secure seating in line with available tables through our network.
- Typical dining configurations aim to balance intimate tables with larger groups, depending on the event or night’s setup.
- Reservation tips: Book ahead when possible and reach out to us to request preferred seating or special accommodations.
Parking & Transportation
- Parking: On-site parking is limited in many Melrose-area venues; consider validated lots nearby or street parking with careful timing in the evenings.
- Ride sharing and taxis: Widely available around Melrose; a convenient option for late-night visits.
- Public transit: Metro lines and bus routes in the Hollywood/Melrose area can be used to reach the venue. Check current schedules for any service changes.
Nearby Hotels
- Hotel Erwin (Venice Beach) – a bit farther but a popular LA lodging choice profile for visitors exploring the area.
- Residence Inn by Marriott Los Angeles Hollywood – convenient for travelers seeking extended-stay options in central LA.
- Kimpton Everly Hotel – close to many entertainment and dining destinations in the West Hollywood area.
Nearby Restaurants & Culinary Options
- Nearby cafes and eateries along Melrose Ave offer a range of casual to upscale dining to pair with your Table 8 visit.
- We’ll help you with affiliate partner recommendations for pre- or post-visit dining to fit your vibe and budget.
How We Help You Secure Tickets & Visit Details
- We’ve got you: easy, no-fuss access to tickets, with insider arrangements for seating when possible.
- Reliable guidance: we’ll share the latest venue notes and nearby options to make your trip smooth.
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Authoritative Partners
- Hotels: Affiliate partner listings for convenient booking near Melrose Ave.
- Restaurants: Affiliate partner dining options for a seamless pre-/post-show experience.
Table 8 remains a notable name in Los Angeles dining history, with a location that reflects a distinctive interior evolution and a place on the city’s Melrose dining map. If you’re planning a visit, we can help secure seats and coordinate nearby dining and lodging through trusted affiliates, ensuring you’ve got a friend in the business every step of the way.
Geographic context: Table 8 is part of Los Angeles’ vibrant West Hollywood/Melrose corridor, a hub for food, nightlife, and cultural experiences in Southern California. Whether you’re a local or visiting from out of town, let us streamline your tickets and visit plan with reliable information and easy access to partner hotels and restaurants.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Los Angeles: Table 8 opened at 7661 Melrose Ave in 2003, moved to the Chocolat space on Melrose in 2008, and the original space became a burger concept (8 oz. Burger Bar); the move was publicized in May 2008 and the old space closed May 31, 2008.
- LA interior after renovation was described as a goth/dark aesthetic and there was no publicly published seating chart for the space; the redesign effectively changed the venue’s concept and layout.
- South Beach: Table 8 South Beach operated inside the Z Ocean Hotel South Beach at 1458 Ocean Dr and closed in July 2009 following a change in hotel ownership; the space was later occupied by other concepts.
- New York City: Table 8 was housed at The Cooper Square Hotel (25 Cooper Sq, New York, NY 10003) and appears to have closed within a few years, with the hotel later hosting other concepts.
- Notable event: Table 8 participated in dineLA Restaurant Week in 2008, reflecting its role in the LA dining scene at the time.