Hollywood

Musso & Frank's new ornament pays snazzy tribute to its iconic sign

Palm trees and a sunset also grace the stylish ode to Hollywood's oldest restaurant.

Musso & Frank Grill

What to Know

  • Musso & Frank Grill
  • 6667 Hollywood Boulevard
  • The eatery, Hollywood's oldest, has a new 2024 ornament, a bauble that pays homage to the restaurant's celebrated sign
  • Beacon Design by ChemArt created the ornament
  • $35

Souvenirs and mementos from our favorite restaurants can run the gourmet-inspired gamut, from the photos we take as we wait for a table to the stack of complimentary postcards at the host stand.

We, in short, are always in search of the perfect memory object related to our go-to dining rooms, a displayable item that says, "we were there" and "we love this place" and "what a night that was."

If Musso & Frank Grill is that local place for you — and, as Hollywood's oldest restaurant, it has been that place for generations of Angelenos — you're in some kind of lovely luck.

The restaurant, which marked its 100th anniversary a few years back, has several goodies in its shop, including a handsome coffee table book brimming with photos of the booth-lined landmark.

But there are also seasonal gewgaws, including Christmas ornaments that boast a merry Musso's flair.

And the newest holiday decoration recently debuted, a bauble that pays tribute to one of the eatery's best-known hallmarks.

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Nope, it isn't stuffed celery or one of the dining destination's famous flannel cakes, though we'd definitely hang either or both on our tree.

Rather, the 2024 ornament depicts the instantly recognizable Musso & Frank Grill sign, the sign with the fancy font and deep green aura. Backing the sign on the sweet ornament?

Why there are palm trees, of course, and a sunset, of course, a golden scene that adds to the inherent California-ness of it all.

For more information on the ornament, and all of the Musso's merch, follow the clink-clink of Champagne glasses and the sizzling sound of steak to this site now.

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