Sweet Love Hangover: New diner makes peace with grease
Sweet Love Hangover co-owner Rob Vinokur, left, designer Lionel Ohayon from ICRAVE, center, and director of operations John Baydale in front of the late-night diner, which is next door to the Playhouse Hollywood nightclub. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
John Mitchell of Studio City spreads citrus butter on his Orange Vanilla French Toast, left, as Chris Thompson of Hollywood studies his next move on the game Connect Four while working on a plate of Sesame Chicken Wings at Sweet Love Hangover. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
Looking to cure a hangover before it even starts? Try Sweet Love Hangover’s “Sweet Love’s Sloppy Sliders” with fries. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
Chelsey Reynolds serves up a diet soda with a smile at Sweet Love Hangover. The servers wear uniforms made by Junk Food Clothing, which makes perfect sense. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
“The Floater” (Tikki Rum, Pepsi and a vanilla ice cream floater) is served with a silly straw at Sweet Love Hangover. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
Diners try out the comfort food at the new diner Sweet Love Hangover, which is next to the Playhouse Hollywood nightclub. Both are operated by Muse Lifestyle Group. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
The “Pop Tart Tower” (deep fried strawberry Pop Tarts layered with vanilla ice cream, topped with homemade caramel, chocolate sauces and a cherry) is served at Sweet Love Hangover, a new late-night diner in Hollywood. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
The “Love Club” (bacon, turkey, lettuce, tomato, Swiss cheese, avocado and mayo with Black Forest ham) and a side of fries is served at Sweet Love Hangover alongside a cold Shiner Bock beer. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
Mixologist Stephanie Sanders created cocktails like “Waking Up in Mexico” (VeeV, fresh lime juice, serrano chile and basil) for Sweet Love Hangover in Hollywood. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
“The Hangover” (crispy chicken tenders, gravy with two over-easy eggs and Tabasco sauce) is served at Sweet Love Hangover in Hollywood. (Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles Times)
