Restaurant in Los Angeles, United States
Daisy
100Pearl PointsLate-Night Dining
About Daisy
Daisy is most useful as a flexible Sherman Oaks late-evening option, not as a heavily researched destination meal. Choose it when Ventura Boulevard convenience and timing matter; pick a more documented Los Angeles peer if cuisine, price, awards, or special-occasion certainty are the priority.
For Los Angeles nights, Daisy is easiest to evaluate by its verified basics: it is open in the evening every day, stays open later on several nights, lists a smart casual dress code. Beyond that, the public details available here are limited, so it should not be framed around an unverified cuisine, chef, award history, price point, seating count, or service format.
The useful read: treat Daisy as a timing-first option rather than a fully documented destination. With no verified cuisine, price tier, chef, awards, menu format, or seating details to work from, the safer planning logic is to use the confirmed hours and dress code as the anchor, then check the venue's own channels before making a highly specific plan.
Late-night value is the main reason to keep it on the list
The draw is timing. Daisy is open Monday from 5–11 PM, Tuesday through Thursday from 5 PM–12 AM, Friday from 5 PM–1 AM, Saturday from 11 AM–1 AM, Sunday from 11 AM–11 PM. That makes it more useful for later plans than many places with shorter evening windows. If the night requires a known cuisine, a published price signal, or a special-occasion guarantee, choose a more documented option instead. If the priority is schedule flexibility in Los Angeles, Daisy makes more sense.
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When to pick a more defined alternative
Book elsewhere if the plan needs a clear category in advance. Daisy's verified profile is useful but thin: hours and smart casual dress code are confirmed, while cuisine, price, menu format, chef, awards, seating, service details are not verified here. For another named option to research, compare Daisy with Anajak Thai Cuisine, Didar Kitchen, Humphrey Yogart, Oliva Trattoria, or Spumoni, then confirm current details directly before deciding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Daisy?
Bar seating is not verified here. Use Daisy as a late-night Los Angeles option first, since it runs until 1 AM on Friday and Saturday and until midnight on Tuesday through Thursday. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What should a first-timer know about Daisy?
Daisy is in Los Angeles, its hours are the main verified reason to plan around it: 5–11 PM Monday, 5 PM–12 AM Tuesday through Thursday, 5 PM–1 AM Friday, 11 AM–1 AM Saturday, 11 AM–11 PM Sunday. The dress code is smart casual. For a first visit, it makes more sense as a flexible option than a plan built around an unverified cuisine, chef, menu format, or award profile.
Is Daisy good for a special occasion?
Only if the occasion can be planned around the verified basics: Los Angeles location, smart casual dress, the listed opening hours. Daisy's strongest verified asset is its long opening schedule, not a confirmed formal service format or award-driven reputation. For a more defined plan, compare it with another option such as Oliva Trattoria and confirm current details directly.
Does Daisy handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodations are not verified here, so do not rely on Daisy for a complicated request without checking first. If dietary needs are central, check the venue's official channels before going. For a backup plan, a more documented option such as Anajak Thai Cuisine may be easier to screen in advance. Check each venue's official channels for the latest details.
Is an earlier or later visit better at Daisy?
Later timing is the clearer verified advantage, because Daisy stays open until 11 PM on Monday and Sunday, until midnight Tuesday through Thursday, until 1 AM on Friday and Saturday. Saturday and Sunday also begin at 11 AM, but no specific daytime menu or lunch format is verified here. If you want a planned daytime visit, compare current details with another option such as Spumoni; if you want later hours, Daisy is easier to justify on schedule.
What are alternatives to Daisy in Los Angeles?
For other named options to research, compare Daisy with Anajak Thai Cuisine, Oliva Trattoria, Didar Kitchen, Spumoni, Humphrey Yogart. Daisy stands out here mainly for its verified hours and smart casual dress code; confirm each venue's current menu, service style, availability before choosing.
Can Daisy accommodate groups?
Group accommodations are not verified here, Daisy is not confirmed as a private-room or large-party venue in the available data. The long hours may help with scheduling, but for larger parties or any specific setup, check the venue's official channels. If you need a more structured group plan, compare current details with another option such as Oliva Trattoria.
Location
14633 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Los Angeles, United States
Compare Daisy
| Venue | Price |
|---|---|
| Daisy | |
| Anajak Thai Cuisine | $$$ |
| Didar Kitchen | |
| Spumoni | |
| Oliva Trattoria | |
| Humphrey Yogart |
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Also Consider
- Anajak Thai Cuisine, Thai, $$$
- Didar Kitchen, Persian, Persian
- Spumoni, Notable alternative
- Oliva Trattoria, Notable alternative
- Humphrey Yogart, Notable alternative
How Daisy compares in Los Angeles
Choose Daisy for convenience and late-evening flexibility in Sherman Oaks. Choose Anajak Thai Cuisine when the meal needs a clearer culinary identity and a higher-confidence Thai dinner at a $$$ price tier. Anajak is the stronger pick for diners who want the restaurant itself to be the plan; Daisy is more useful when the plan is already in the Valley and the priority is a simpler night.
Didar Kitchen is the better cross-shop for Persian food in Los Angeles because the category is clear before booking. Daisy works for a looser, later outing, but Didar Kitchen is safer when a group wants to know what kind of meal they are committing to. For value judgment, Daisy has less published detail, so treat it as a flexible option rather than a guaranteed special-occasion choice.
Spumoni, Oliva Trattoria, Humphrey Yogart are less direct comparisons because they sit outside the immediate Los Angeles provided here. Use them only if location is secondary; for a same-city decision, Anajak Thai Cuisine and Didar Kitchen give cleaner alternatives.
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