Let me start off saying - the food that I had at Drastix was freakin' DE-LI-CIOUS!!!

I had the restaurant bookmarked for about two weeks and after a long day at work, I had the chance to go to Downtown Hollywood to check them out. Located along Tyler Street, Drastix specializes in skewered food on sticks served with flavorful sauces. The menu offers pieces of chicken, steak, duck, shrimp, veggies, etc. on skewers; a variety of sides and sauces; there's also appetizers, soup, desserts, cold/hot beverages, beer & wine; and Drastix bowls where you have a choice of proteins, base, and sauce...sauteed with onions and bell peppers and seasonings, and served with a drink.

I had the pleasure of meeting Victor, one of the owners, who was nice enough to go through the menu. Now I love seafood, so I decided to try the shrimp bowl with Jasmine rice and salad, sweet pineapple sauce and a sprite. I also wanted to try the bread pudding bites for dessert.. The food was prepared in a timely manner and I couldn't help but take a peak. Visually the food looked amazing...in a tropical sense. I can see myself in a nice resort in the Caribbean eating this dish. Taste-wise...like I stated in the beginning...freakin' delicious! Everything tasted fresh. Rice was cooked to a soft consistency, salad was nice and crisp, shrimp was cooked and seasoned nicely, and the pineapple sauce well complemented the dish. The bread pudding bites was very tasty. I was even dipping my finger in the homemade cream it was served with. I enjoyed the dish very, very much and I look forward to enjoying another. Hope this business sticks around, it adds an artistic flare to the Hollywood area.

Amazing spot in downtown Hollywood! Highly recommend the ribeye and onion skewer as well as the signature soup!

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

Really enjoyed the food at Drastix. The restaurant is very clean, and the staff was very friendly when I picked up my food. I really appreciate that the vegan options were clearly labeled. My girlfriend who's not vegan loved the steak and onion! She wasn't much of a fan of the Mac and cheese bites though (too much breading). I loved the brussel sprouts, pepper, and mushrooms. Jasmine rice, and fries were also a hit. The chimichurri sauce was definitely our favorite. I will bring going back to try other items on the menu. Highly recommend!

Absolutely delicious 😋 😍 my taste buds were literally clapping. I had the Korean bowl, pound cake bites a d strawberry lemon tea. Highly recommended 👌

Wander in off the graffiti inspired streets to find this wonderful eclectic restaurant. The food is a culinary trip around the World, leaving you wanting more. I had the Korean bowl, very tasty and filling. The best part of the food is you can choose from a vast array of sauces to give your dish the perfect flavour to suit your taste destination. From the walls to the art to the tables and trash cans, everything is speaks bounds! The repurposed items make this place stand out and give it the perfect vibe for just relaxing while dining. Everything is eclectic, yet fits together brilliantly. The owners Victor and Gina are so welcoming and attentive. Feels like seeing old friends, even if you are just meeting for the first time. If you're ever in Hollywood FL, I recommend visiting Drastix, where there is always a culinary delight to he had.

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 excited about this place! We are Hollywood residents and are always up for a new restaurant and Drastix did not disappoint. It is kind of hidden over on Tyler Street, not on the main drag of downtown Hollywood so it's easy to miss. There is free parking one block over on Polk Street, and metered parking along Tyler.

No outdoor seating, which I think would enhance the restaurant and make it more popular as well as more visible, but maybe eventually that will come. Drastix inside is very attractive. Murals by a local artist, tables that are being refinished with artwork, cool bench style booths (rather than gross velvet cushions)...The place was funky and fun and looked very clean. All staff wore masks.

The food? The food was freaking great! It is mainly a shish kebab kind of place but there are also options for bowls, and several fun appetizers and sides. Lots of vegetarian options as well as different kinds of proteins which you can mix or just stick to one. I love the emphasis on vegetables! Everything was fantastic. The macaroni cheese bites were very tasty and easy to cut in portions to share. Those garlic shrimp were out of control good, next time I will order two plates. Everybody loved their kebabs. I had the bowl and almost opted not to have any rice in it but the rice was perfect, just the right amount of sticky! The waitress recommended doing only half rice because otherwise it's just too much for most people. So I got half salad and half rice and I threw in extra grilled veggies. Very healthy option that was big enough to eat leftovers the next day for lunch. I think my favorite thing about this place is the sauce selection. That makes it so much fun. They make their own sauces, and several were crowdpleasers among the five of us. Everybody agreed that the chimichurri was the best. A close second was the Parmesan Mojito. The almond mint one was also tasty. We didn't love the coconut peanut which is disappointing because I actually love that sauce at other restaurants but this one was just OK, the spicy option with better flavor than the mild. Oh I forgot to mention the Mulligatawny soup! She gave us a free sample of it and it was so tasty that we ordered a sampler bowl for all of us to try. It is a cream-based curry soup that has excellent flavor but I doubt it leaves you with much of an appetite afterwards so I would not get a bowl of it unless that is all you are planning to eat. We got the dessert sampler which I think is a great idea so everybody can try a little of everything. Most of us liked the bread putting the best, with the mochi bites another crowd pleaser. Mixed reviews on the pound cake bites and pumpkin bites (although I thought all 4 were tasty). Their coffees, whether iced or hot, were decadent. Apparently they get the beans from a local establishment down the street. Love that.

The service was very friendly and attentive although a little slow, but we were not in a hurry and they lose no points whatsoever.

This place has a great backstory, ask the staff about it. It has only been open for two months and I really hope that it survives. Go check it out today!