My girlfriend and I went to Boneyard Bistro on a very hot Saturday night (over 100 degrees). We had been wanting to try it for some time, and were pleasantly surprised to see that the restaurant was only half full. We walked in and the host asked if we had reservations. We did not, so he informed us that we could only sit outside. There were at least five or six open tables, but nevertheless, we would have to sit outside in the 100 degree heat in order to eat our dinner. There were no other people waiting around for tables, so we have absolutely no idea why we were told to sit outside. Needless to say, we took our business elsewhere, and have no intention on ever trying Boneyard Bistro. Perhaps the host did not like how we were dressed (shorts and T-shirt, it is after all Los Angeles and 100 degrees!), but we were pretty offended. Unfortunately, I cannot comment on the food or the ambience, but the character of the restaurant was revealed to be very deficient in our opinion.
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