Los Angeles: Top 10 ‘Entourage’ Hotspots

Entourage is back for the sixth season, and Vince and his boys do Los Angeles like no one else can. While not as concerned with flaunting their reservations (that's so New York), the LA backdrop plays an integral role in the show, proving that they frequent the newest and hottest joints that La La Land has to offer. Between business lunch bites, and late nights, here are the latest, if not greatest LA hot spots, approved by Vinny, E, Turtle, Drama and the rest of his entourage.

Season 6
● Millennium Biltmore (Downtown) - After the boys attend the premiere for Gatsby, they take their date to this ritzy, gloriously preserved hotel for the after-party.
● Sidebar (Beverly Hills) - Mrs. Ari takes Marlo Klein out to Wolfgang Puck's latest addition, and sidekick to steakhouse Cut in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
● Sofitel (Mid-City West) - Kerry Simon's Angeleno wing serves appropriate American food for Turtle's birthday at this trendy, tech-friendly hotel, creating the perfect backdrop for Turtle to announce that he's going back to school.

Season 5
● The Grill On The Alley (Beverly Hills) - Careers are made while you destroy the not-to-be-missed or messed-with garlic cheese bread course at this grill known for hefty portions—which makes it the perfect place for Vince to meet with Carl Ertz to talk about the project, Danger Beach.
● Urth Caffe (West Hollywood) - This organic latte-loving cafe is as trendy as world conflict. The caffeinated works of art are a favorite of all the pretty people, which is why Urth gets so much screen time in Season 5. Ari pitches Benji to Vince here, Vince and E meet with Josh Weinstein and Frank Darabont to talk shop, and later, Vince bumps into Justin Chapin, the virginal pop-star played by Gossip Girl’s bad seed, Leighton Meester.
● Nate ‘N Al (Beverly Hills) - Vinny knows his sandwiches. Perhaps it’s his New York roots that lure him to this pastrami haven; it is, after all, known as the best Jewish deli in LA. It’s an easy spot where Marvin, Vince’s accountant, begs the actor find some work.
● Cut At The Beverly Wilshire Hotel (Beverly Hills) - Wolfgang Puck’s overpriced chophouse sets the scene for the bidding war between Amanda and E over Ed Norton in the Smokejumpers project that Vince is attached to. Amanda pulls Ed Norton. I wonder if they split the $120 Kobe?
● The Edison (Downtown) - The former power plant is now a hotspot with a laboratory noir setting. Vince and his entourage celebrate closing the deal on Smokejumpers, and Jamie-Lyn Sigler throws a drink in Turtle’s face for gossiping about their hookup.
● Harold and Belle’s (Artesia) - Moguls and Euros craving gumbo have this place packed. A BlackBook favorite and also a fave of Jamie-Lyn Sigler, who takes Turtle here for the jambalaya.
● Whiskey Blue At W Hotel (Westwood) - In this white-hot bar—boasting tons of candles, an open atmosphere chock full of voyeurs on beds and sofas—Vince meets model Natasha to continue their amorous chats after Natasha is fired from Vince’s advertising campaign.