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Another year, another crop of stunning restaurants. Eater has combed through the most beautiful restaurants of the year from coast to coast, and below are 15 lookers that do not disappoint. Blissfully low on Edison bulbs, 2014's best looking restaurants each present a unique design in harmony with the restaurant space — whether it's a small storefront in San Francisco's Mission, a rambling mansion in New Jersey, or a historic Nashville theater. Some design motifs to keep an eye on: Art Deco, wood details, playful color choices, and luxe materials. Have a look:
Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall
Atlanta
Address: 684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave, Atlanta, GA
Key Players: Michael Lennox, Kyle Schmidt
Opened: September 2014
The Look: Lots of wood and metal create a sophisticatedly sparse glamping vibe to match the "modern campfire cuisine."
Photos: Matthew Wong/Eater Atlanta
· All Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall Coverage [EATL]
La Brasa
Boston
Address: 124 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145
Key Players: Daniel Bojorquez, Frank McClelland
Opened: May 2014
The Look: This is a restaurant dedicated to wood-fired grilling, so naturally the decor is wood on wood on wood.
Photos: Rachel Leah Blumenthal/Eater Boston
· All La Brasa Coverage [EBOS]
Union Provisions
Charleston
Address: 513 King St, Charleston, SC
Key Players: Ben Russell-Schlesinger and Robert Young
Opened: July 2014
The Look: A fresh design adds a dose of contemporary style to a historic space that isn't short on charm and character.
Photos: Evan Eggers/Eater Charleston
· All Union Provisions Coverage [ECHS]
CrushCraft Thai Street Eats
Dallas
Address: 2800 Routh St, Dallas, TX 75201Key Players: Jack Nuchkasem, Paul SinghapongOpened: February 2014 The Look: Eater Dallas hailed Crushcraft Thai Street Eats as a "colorful stunner," which sums up the striking combination of simple decor and colorful Southeast Asian accents perfectly.Photos: Garrett Hall/Eater Dallas
· All Crushcraft Thai Street Food Coverage [EDFW]
Rose.Rabbit.Lie
Las Vegas
Address: 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV
Key Players: Coastal Luxury Management, Wesley Holton, AvroKo, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Opened: January 2014
The Look: There's a lot of it. This is a combination bar, restaurant, and show at the Cosmopolitan in Vegas with multiple, distinctly styled rooms that could easily enter gaudy territory but definitely doesn't.
Photos: Cal Bingham/Eater Vegas
· All Rose. Rabbit. Lie. Coverage [ELV]
Faith + Flower
Los Angeles
Address: 705 W 9th St, Los Angeles, CA
Key Players: David Bernahl, Rob Weakley, Michael Hung, Michael Lay
Opened: March 2014
The Look: No surprise this looker comes from famed restaurant design group AvroKo; this is a unique-looking space with cool lighting fixtures, a wall of vintage doors, and an expansive floor-plan.
Photos: Elizabeth Daniels/Eater LA
· All Faith + Flower Coverage [ELA]
Laurea
Montreal
Address: 381 Avenue Laurier Ouest, Montréal, QC
Key Players: Jeff Stinco, Éric Le François, Cindy Simard, Hakim Chajar
Opened: August 2014
The Look: The glitzy trappings the space had when Gordon Ramsay's name was on the door have been stripped and the space's historical charm has been played up with elegantly restrained furnishings.
Photos: Ariel Tarr/James Brittain/Eater Montreal
Sinema
Nashville
Address: 2600 Franklin Pike, Nashville, TN
Key Players: Dale Levitski, Q-Juan Taylor, Colin Reed, Sam Reed, and Ed Reed
Opened: June 2014
The Look: A vintage movie theater is transformed into a sleek and opulent two-story restaurant, complete with black and white photos of famous actors and a Twiggy mosaic.
Photos: Justin Chesney/Eater Nashville
Pizza Domenica
New Orleans
Address: 4933 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70115
Key Players: Alon Shaya
Opened: April 2014
The Look: A casual pizzeria goes high-end with finishes like reclaimed wood, matte copper beer taps, a marble bar, and leather banquettes.
Photos: Josh Brasted/Eater NOLA
· All Pizza Domenica Coverage [ENOLA]
Jockey Hollow
New Jersey
Address: 110 South Street, Morristown, NJ
Key Players: Chris Cannon, Kevin Sippel, Resistance Design
Opened: October 2014
The Look: Eater NY's Stone Cold Stunner of the Year occupies a rehabbed New Jersey mansion whose multimillion dollar facelift exudes taste and class.
Photos: Daniel Krieger/Eater NY
· All Jockey Hollow Coverage [ENY]
Jackknife
Portland, OR
Address: 614 SW 11th Ave, Portland, OR
Key Players: John Janulis, Jake Carey, Justin Diaz
Opened: April 2014
The Look: This a hotel bar through a luxe deco lense, with a 65-foot curved marble bar, stained glass ceilings, double-sided fireplaces, patterned wallpaper, and an eclectic mix of seating.
Photos: Dina Avila/Eater PDX
· All Jackknife Coverage [EPDX]
Ironside Fish & Oyster
San Diego
Address: 1654 India Street, San Diego, CA
Key Players: Jason McLeod, Arsalun Tafazoli, Paul Basile
Opened: April 2014
The Look: Playful twists - like octopus punch bowls, vintage diving gear, a wall of metal fish faces, and so much more - make for a unique take on classic nautical style.
Photos: Mike Newton/Eater San Diego
· All Ironside Fish & Oyster Coverage [ESD]
Chino
San Francisco
Address: 3198 16th Street, San Francisco, CA
Key Players: Joe Hargrave, Telmo Faria, Mike Barrow
Opened: May 2014
The Look: Quirky and colorful, with lots of tiny touches like '70s toys, action figures, and all sorts of bric-a-brac make for a cozy yet cool restaurant that gels with the fun pan-Asian menu.
Photos: Patricia Chang/Eater SF
The London Plane
Seattle
Address: 300 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle, WA
Key Players: Matt Dillon, Katherine Anderson
Opened: March 2014
The Look: Behold Eater's Stone Cold Stunner of 2014, a combination cafe, flower shop, and grocery with an earthy color palette, amazingly high ceilings, and charm for days.
Photos: Eater Seattle
· All The London Plane Coverage [ESEA]
Tico
Washington, DC
Address: 1926 14th Street NW, Washington, DC
Key Players: Michael Schlow
Opened: June 2014
The Look: Street art served as the inspiration for this restaurant's energetic design, with graffiti-style walls, paint-splashed brick, and simple yet eclectic furniture.
Photos: R. Lopez/Eater DC