Question 1

Where is Holy Basil located?

Accepted Answer

Holy Basil is located at 3170 Glendale Blvd, Unit C, Los Angeles, CA 90039.

Question 2

What are Holy Basil's hours?

Accepted Answer

Holy Basil is open Tuesday from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (dinner only). Wednesday through Friday, lunch runs from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM and dinner from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. On Saturday and Sunday, lunch is served from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM and dinner from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Holy Basil is closed on Mondays.

Question 3

What kind of food does Holy Basil serve?

Accepted Answer

Holy Basil serves bold, elevated Thai cuisine with an emphasis on authentic spice and complex flavors. The menu has a notable seafood focus, with dishes like soft shell crab, shrimp preparations, and panang short ribs drawing repeat visitors. You will also find unique Thai dishes that are hard to come by elsewhere in Los Angeles, including the spicy pad kra pao that regulars rave about. Browse the full menu at holybasildtla.com.

Question 4

What do diners love most about Holy Basil?

Accepted Answer

Reviewers consistently highlight the bold, authentic flavors and the restaurant's ability to deliver dishes that feel both refined and genuinely Thai. The spicy pad kra pao is a standout, and the seafood plates, particularly the soft shell crab and panang short ribs, receive enthusiastic praise. Many guests also appreciate the unique menu items that are difficult to find at other Thai spots in the city.

Question 5

What is Franki?

Accepted Answer

Franki is a restaurant discovery app that helps you find great places to eat through real video reviews from actual diners. You can browse reviews, photos, and videos of Holy Basil on Franki, and earn cash back when you dine there. Download Franki on the App Store or Google Play to start exploring.

Question 6

Does Holy Basil take reservations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Holy Basil accepts reservations. Booking ahead is a good idea, especially for group visits, since the space is intimate and fills up quickly.

Question 7

Is Holy Basil good for groups or special occasions?

Accepted Answer

Holy Basil works well for a range of occasions, from solo lunches to girls' nights out, family meals, and casual group hangouts. The diverse menu means there is plenty to share across the table, and the modern, social atmosphere adds to the experience. Outdoor seating is also available for groups who prefer dining al fresco.

Question 8

How can I contact Holy Basil?

Accepted Answer

You can reach Holy Basil by phone at (323) 283-9883 or explore the menu and make reservations at holybasildtla.com.

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