A 14-Year-Old Los Feliz Restaurant Known for Fresh Oysters Is Closing

Messhall Kitchen has announced that it will be closing its doors on October 17, ending its 14-year chapter in the community.

Written By Riya Singh
Outside Messhall Kitchen in Los Angeles (Image credit: Yelp by Ron L.)

After 14 years in Los Angeles, Messhall Kitchen will close its Los Feliz location. It marks the end of a beloved chapter in the local dining scene, prompting disappointed reactions from locals.

Messhall Kitchen to Close in Los Angeles

Messhall Kitchen at 4500 Los Feliz Boulevard in Los Angeles has announced that it is closing on October 17. The restaurant focuses on regional American dining and comfort food.

The restaurant announced the closure on social media. The restaurant thanked the community and its team for their years of support and invited customers to raise a glass during its final month. The restaurant did not provide a reason for the closure.

Messhall Kitchen describes its concept as regional American dining. Its menu includes brunch, lunch and dinner, along with daily specials and oysters. The restaurant features a covered patio, bar, outdoor seating and communal-style seating

Messhall Kitchen’s menu covers a fairly broad range of American comfort food and seafood. It includes Mess Burger with cheddar and caramelized onions, pulled pork sandwiches, smoked baby back ribs, steak, grilled salmon, and catfish. The restaurant also serves cocktails, draft beer and wine.

 

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Reaction to the Closure

The news resulted in many longtime customers sharing their farewell messages and emotions on social media.

One customer on Instagram commented, “Such a special place. I feel lucky to have been part of the Messhall family. Got to know some of the best people and made great memories. Messhall, you will be missed.”

Another customer wrote, “Nooooooo!!! Omg this makes me so sad. I met so many amazing people working here and made so many great memories.”

A customer also wrote, “So sad to hear! Thank you for giving me an opportunity to work for you and learn so, so much. I made so many lifelong friends at Messhall, from coworkers to customers. Love you, Messhall.”

The restaurant’s final days will give longtime customers and team members an opportunity to enjoy a final meal.

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