Not surprised, long overdue. Just not enough business at the high end of the market for everyone to survive. The Sona in the Valley closed two years ago, and was definitely not Michelin-Star quality!!!

Not only is Bastide closed on Monday, it is closed period, or at least until its remodel is completed, whenever and if ever.

Raced over to Sona from LAX after a day trip to just-as-wet SF for dad’s GF’s birthday dinner. Unfortunately, the group had already ordered appetizers and didn’t want to switch to tasting menus. I had only done...

SONA is CLOSED on Sunday GRACE is serving on Sundays – check out their website – navigate to the find us page for hours: Link: http://gracerestaurant.com/

I’ve been to both and gotta say, Sona has LaCachette BEAT. Sona is superior in every way – and there’s always 10 things on the menu I’ve never seen or heard in my life. Count on Sona for a unique,...

, closes the gap. Have you ever been to either? I had a much better experience at Sona than Russkar. I think they are a very worthy addition to the dining scene. However, I agree that even they might hold Spago as the standard for...

they told him to, so now it’s down to two. Come to think of it... is it even possible to get reservations to Spago or Sona for this Friday? If not, I’m a simple girl... any suggestions? We only ask for yummy food!

Last night I returned to Sona. The circumstances were unusual as I will explain. Overall, I would place the experience somewhere in between the ecstatic report I posted here in April and russcar’s distinctively less...

Seems like there have been some excellent reports and some pretty negative reports here on Sona. Of course we had to give it a go. Four of us called Sat. for a table that night, and were lucky enough to get one. (one of the great...

I have to say, we went to Sona last Saturday evening, and it was good, but it wasn’t mind-blowing. Definitely wasn’t worth the $400 we spent on 2 nine-course tasting menus and a bottle of wine, IMHO. Hate to say it,...

-value) if you order from the regular menus. Both times I’ve done the tasting with wine pairings, and the bill for 2 came to about $300 or more (I think Sona reached close to $400 with tip). But if cost really is no option,...

After 3 different Chef Tasting Menus at Sona, Nothing ever compared to Providence, not even close. Sona is good but not in the big leagues yet. Providence’s Chef Tasting Menu is Light Years better. Same for Carte Blanche at...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Sona for my birthday. I had heard mixed reviews about the place but I’m happy to report that my dining companions and I all came away very happy. Definitely one of the top...

Full review with pics: http://www.eatdrinkordie.com/blog/posts/2600 Except for M Cafe de Chaya, Sona is my favorite restaurant in L.A. right now. It’s genius. A few weeks ago I went to Sona twice in one week. (!) First I...

(Formatted with All Pictures here: http://exilekiss.blogspot.com/2009/02/open-for-dinner-mr-sona-and-comme-cas.html) Three weeks ago, Chef-Owner David Myers (of Sona and Comme Ca fame) quietly opened up Pizzeria Ortica, serving a...