How to Get a Reservation at Somni in Los Angeles
Somni, Aitor Zabala's three-Michelin-star counter in West Hollywood, sells prepaid seats for a single seating at one of LA's highest price points. Catching the release or a transfer is the only path.
The short answer
Somni, chef Aitor Zabala's contemporary Spanish tasting-menu counter, reopened in West Hollywood and earned three Michelin stars, placing it at the very top of the city's fine dining. It is a roughly fourteen-seat counter with a single seating and a long, multi-course menu at one of the highest price points in Los Angeles.
Seats are prepaid and ticketed, so they are non-refundable or transfer-only, and there is no walk-in or a la carte option. The realistic paths are catching the release at the exact moment or watching for transfers. Confirm the current platform and pricing on the live listing, as the booking system has been changing.
How to book the counter
Fourteen seats, one seating, prepaid, and very expensive. Treat it like a ticket on-sale and be ready before the window turns.
- Know the release timing and be on the listing the moment it opens.
- Have your account and payment saved so confirmation is instant.
- Watch for transfers, since prepaid seats change hands as plans shift.
- Verify the current platform and pricing on the live listing.
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Frequently asked
Where is Somni located?
Somni reopened in West Hollywood as a roughly fourteen-seat tasting-menu counter, and it holds three Michelin stars. It is not the former Beverly Hills location.
How much does Somni cost?
Somni sits at one of the highest price points in Los Angeles, with a long prepaid tasting menu. Confirm the current per-person price on the live listing, since it changes.
Can you get into Somni without a reservation?
No. It is a single-seating counter with prepaid, ticketed seats and no walk-in or a la carte option. Catching the release or a transfer is the only path in.