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Pijja Palace

Silver Lake's Indian-American sports bar — malai rigatoni, dosa onion rings, and the restaurant concept that LA didn't know it was missing

★★★★ 4.4  (2,341) $$ Tue–Thu 5–10 PM · Fri–Sat 5–11 PM · Sun 5–10 PM · Closed Mon

About Pijja Palace

Avish Nair and partner Bhuvan Srinivasan opened Pijja Palace as a sports bar with Indian-inflected bar food, and the restaurant immediately became one of the most talked-about openings in recent Los Angeles memory. The concept works because the Indian flavors aren't tacked on — the malai rigatoni, a pasta dish with a cream sauce spiked with Indian spices, feels like it was inevitable; the dosa onion rings rethink the onion ring from first principles; and the green chutney pizza brings the brightness that the format needs without being a novelty. The television-equipped room fills with genuine sports fans and food-focused diners simultaneously, which shouldn't work but does.

Must-Try Dishes

Malai rigatoniDosa onion ringsGreen chutney pizza
Address
2911 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039
Hours
Tue–Thu 5–10 PM · Fri–Sat 5–11 PM · Sun 5–10 PM · Closed Mon
Parking
Street parking on Glendale Blvd
Reservations
Resy recommended; walk-in at the bar or arrive right at opening

Perfect For

Casual DiningDinner with FriendsDate Night

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pijja Palace known for?

Pijja Palace is known for silver lake's indian-american sports bar — malai rigatoni, dosa onion rings, and the restaurant concept that la didn't know it was missing. Must-try dishes include Malai rigatoni and Dosa onion rings.

How much does Pijja Palace cost?

Pijja Palace is priced at $$ — approx. under $25 per person.

How do I make a reservation at Pijja Palace?

Pijja Palace uses Resy for reservations. Book online at Resy or call (323) 522-3500 directly.