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					March 9, 2011 The Roosevelt's Newest Guest Going Public in historic Hollywood Beyond hosting the first-ever Oscars and all those urban myths of haunting, the Roosevelt Hotel now hosts Public Kitchen & Bar, a new brasserie style eatery worth haunting itself. You needn’t impress a bouncer to get in, but spying Angelina Jolie glide briefly across the dining room is proof you’re in the mix. (We saw her there on our visit — no truth to the rumor that she's stalking us. Again.) Set up camp for your crew on the leather banquettes and get comfortable. It's a big brasserie, and despite the Roaring '20s look, its acoustics are surprisingly mellow. Old photos remind you that Gable, Lombard, and their cronies came before you. The menu’s homey, with split pea soup, ricotta gnudi (think dumplings), and beef brisket pot roast. (Still the best thing here is the burger from the same chef behind the hotel’s 25 Degrees) After dinner, grab a cocktail from the white marble bar, then continue your evening's romp through the Hollywood Circuit scene — or make your own. Public Kitchen & Bar 7000 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood  (323) 769-8888 thompsonhotels.com Price: 3 (out of 4) Noise: 2 (out of 4) Parking: $13 valet with validation (entrance on Orange). Scene: Wannabe A-listers checking out actual A-listers. Best bets: Gnudi with brown butter and bacon; pot roast; burger; Hot seat: Eat gawker-free in the semi-private room in back, which features a living moss wall. Gild the lily: For $2 they’ll top any entrée with a fried egg. Nearby: Hollywood & Highland; Hollywood Bowl; Arclight The Rundown's restaurant reviews are based on anonymous visits by reporters, not press releases. The Rundown is clean editorial. There is no Pay for Play.
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