I understand that the new David and Michelle Myers restaurant, Sona (401 N. La Cienega Blvd. 310-659-7708) which was supposed to open last week had a small kitchen fire which will delay the opening by a couple of weeks. (0 replies, last updated by WLA November 5, 2002)

Going to Sona on Friday for my husband’s b-day dinner. Has anyone been? Any recommendations or warnings? Thanks. (18 replies, last updated by russkar December 12, 2004)

Going to Sona tomorrow, any recs or is the tasting menu a must? (5 replies, last updated by hellolizzie April 5, 2006)

A little blurb in today’s LA Times Food section say’s that the new restaurant from David Myers, (and his wife Michelle) is set to open next Tuesday. Located at 401 N. La Cienega Blvd., West Hollywood, phone:... (0 replies, last updated by WLA October 23, 2002)

SONA is a 9 on the food scale. Go there. Get the six-course tasting (plus CHEESE). You will enjoy it. Obviously, it’s going to be better if the name-brand chef is there than if he’s not (ask when you reserve). The... (9 replies, last updated by DAC February 3, 2006)

I guess your photos can’t convey aspects such as the company and the gestalt of the dining experience. I must say that out of all of your reviews, Sona's food did not look as scrumptious as other places. Presentation was a... (8 replies, last updated by perceptor October 13, 2004)

. The couple next to us was from SF and said they go to Sona everytime they come or fly through LA. (6 replies, last updated by Star December 30, 2004)

Saw this on the Robert Parker board. This is the well-known cellar from the Michelin-Star restaurant, Sona, in Los Angeles. Included in the cellar are Romanee-Conti, Mouton-Rothschild, Petrus, Harlan, d’Yquem and many more. Notice... (15 replies, last updated by RicardoB October 13, 2009)

i’m taking my boyfriend out for dinner for his birthday. i’m thinking about going to sona restaurant or providence. pros and cons for both? or any other recommendations welcome. thanks! (4 replies, last updated by AquaW April 15, 2009)

Need a good brunch place between Sherman Oaks and Woodland Hills for first date (0 replies, last updated by debkinla October 22, 2006)

just wanted to report that we ate at sona on la cienega last night, and while the food was a touch precious in appearance, it tasted amazing. However, far eclipsing the food was the amazingly warm and efficient service. Everyone... (0 replies, last updated by hellolizzie February 18, 2006)

So some friends took me to Sona for my birthday on Saturday. I looked at the menu online and was salivating thinking about all the yummy possibilities...unfortunately the reality was very different. Let me first start off by... (8 replies, last updated by sherpa50 October 3, 2007)

Okay, so with great trepidation went to Sona for Mr. Bite-Bite’s birthday a couple weeks back. Small group — just four of us — and we did the tasting menu. After the negative/faint-praise Sona has received on... (2 replies, last updated by tatertotsrock April 24, 2007)

REcently broken up with my boyfriend, my dad is coming into town...so instead of Mastros where he loved, since it’s just the two of us now I want to change it up. I have a reservation at Sona, which I’ve been dying to... (3 replies, last updated by New Trial March 30, 2006)

Disappointing breakfast, painfully slow service for a 3/4 empty restaurant Everything tasted blah, even soughdough toast (how does that happen?) Then I remembered I didn’t think Jumpin' Java was that good either. Second... (2 replies, last updated by carter February 12, 2007)