Not only does their food have a lot of heart, but so does this family owned restaurant!! I was only visiting the state, but I'd dine here often if I could! Thank you for being so inviting and for supporting local artists.

Such a great addition to downtown Hollywood. The food is amazing and so are the owners. It's a family run business and they are producing great work. The food from the appetizers to the desserts you won't be disappointed in anything.

Did catering here. Loved it! Make it your favorite before people got caught on and it became too crowded.

I want to express my gratitude to the owners of this establishment. My sister and I had one of the most amazing time eating some of the best cuisine in Downtown Hollywood. We didn't expect an art gallery to be within a restaurant, I was happy to hear you're venue supports local artists. Truly wonderful. Thank you again we will definitely come back.

Service with a smile at this small bistro. Steak was delicious but chewy. Sauces were fabulous. Bisque was amazing! Off the beaten path but definitely well worth a visit at the low prices!

Love a family-owned restaurant with yummy fresh food, style, and warm welcome? Run don't walk to Drastix! Had a fantastic lunch, sampled the amazing homemade sauces. Got my vegan fix and brother got his jerk chicken fix. Monthly artist mini gallery, custom art decor. Can't say enough good things. Pictures show the mostly eaten crispy brussel sprouts and tofu sides, the friendly owner, and sample decor. Will be back!

This is an owner-operated and family-owned establishment. We enjoyed very friendly, wonderful service, the proprietors are happy to walk you through the menu making suggestions. Both the front staff and chef own the restaurant. The decor is all recycled and artsy. The food is simple yet creative and delicious with enough variety to satisfy all tastes. I got the mac & cheese balls and the pork stuffed mushrooms for appetizers, a steak skewer with portobello mushrooms (which was quite savory& flavorful); my wife had the chicken and bell pepper skewers with a thai-influenced peanut sauce. For dessert the sampler (3 ea. of bread pudding bites with white chocolate raspberry sauce, pumpkin bites with spiced orange drizzle, mochi bites with cinnamon caramel sauce, and poundcake bites with limeade glaze). I also had a small taste of the mulligatawny soup which had a nice curry flavor. None of the food was heavy but it was definitely filling. They also had an impressive coffee menu- espressos, cappuccinos, risetto. I settled on a delicious cappuccino and I learned it comes from a local roaster.

So I’ve driven by this little restaurant numerous times and for some reason it always caught my curiosity as to what kind of food they’re serving in there and tonight without planning on it, I ended up finally trying out Drastix in downtown Hollywood but not on Hollywood Boulevard, they are on Tyler Street. Anyway they make bowls, skewers and quite a few other tasty looking things.

The establishment looked nice clean and artsy. A quaint little bistro. I tried the pork belly skewer with grilled corn and thank goodness I was not disappointed. all the flavors and textures were on point. Also I would like to point out that the price wasn’t as extreme as most of the other places in downtown Hollywood so that’s a plus in their favor.

I met Gina she took care of me. She was very nice gave me a little bit of their story. They’ve been there for a little over a year now and after my tasty and positive experience there, I hope that they’re fortunate enough to keep their business healthy and successful for many years to come. I’m looking forward to becoming a repeat customer. Cheers