This is Café Gratitude's third location, and plant-based food lovers can flock to the eatery to get their healthy fix for breakfast, lunch and dinner; try the Abundant Artisanal Antipasto Plate. En savoir plus .
Umbrellas, a wood deck, sunsets people millions in property taxes for. That's what you get at The Rooftop Lounge. Look at the sunset when you get a chance. En savoir plus .
Ostrich Farm dishes out its New American cuisine at brunch — think hearty tartines, sandwiches and sides — to pair with its great wines, beers and brunch beverages. En savoir plus .
The service is fast-casual, which translates to unfussy food in a modest, minimalist setting. The spot-on Chinese options mean legit dan dan noodles and pork dumplings. En savoir plus .
Expect serious heat from the two ladies from Phuket, whether it's in their sour tom yum noodle soups or their famous Phuket-style blue crab curry. En savoir plus .
Using Langer's legendary pastrami, these crinkle cut fries are a bit of magic. Just don't order them and expect not to share. En savoir plus .
Dedicated to Northern Thai cuisine consumed in a colorful 50-seat space. The chef has earned enough of a reputation for his flavor-packed plates to attract Angelenos from across the city. En savoir plus .
"A truly great, no-bullshit falafel place [by] Scott Zweizen, the vegetarian bon-vivant behind Elf... Simple, pure of heart, devoid of nonsense, healthy without being fussy." –5 Every Day En savoir plus .
This hip, minimalist spot on Sunset Boulevard makes some of the best Thai street food in the city. [Eater 38 Member] En savoir plus .
It's a modern, multi-level Asian eating house complete with its own rooftop deck, which is a huge draw. The menu is inspired by Chef Tikaram's Fijian-Chinese heritage and Australian roots. En savoir plus .
The patio is bright and airy, the morning libations are on point, and the menu features Jason Neroni's standout fare, including his critically acclaimed pastas. En savoir plus .
This late night deli has pretty darn good pastrami and even better corned beef. Grab a bottle of wine from the shop downstairs (just $6 corkage) and sip it with a grilled Reuben. En savoir plus .
This clubby Italian joint in WeHo with possibly the best apple pie slice around has some decent old-school classics such as spaghetti & meatballs, funghi pizza, and carbonara. En savoir plus .
The retro-cool vibe at this Hollywood favorite might have the best late night diner food in the city. The breakfast items are great as is the burger. En savoir plus .
The smell of the breakfast burrito is enough to drive you wild: home fries, sizzling ancho chile-laden chorizo, fresh fried tortilla chips, and fluffy scrambled eggs all cradled in a warm tortilla. En savoir plus .
It's hard to argue with success — or with Anthony Bourdain, who managed to grab one of Villa Corona's justly lauded potato-and-chorizo breakfast burritos on a swing through the city not long ago. En savoir plus .
Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo’s eponymous restaurant comes with housemade bucatini cacio e pepe and down-home spaghetti with six hour bolognese that is served with banging hip hop tunes. En savoir plus .
If you're up for a real day of boozin' by the beach, you can do unlimited craft beer plus any brunch item using their keg n' eggs deal for $35. The bloody mary is also fantastic. En savoir plus .
Fig is a comfortable, airy farmers market-driven restaurant that never takes its diners too far from a comfort zone of baby kale salad, spinach-leaf lasagna, and red quinoa with chard and apples. En savoir plus .