L. A.  Eats
Sunny Spot is one of L. A.  Eats.

1. Sunny Spot

822 Washington Blvd (Abbot Kinney Blvd), Marina del Rey, CA
Restaurant antillais · 119 conseils et avis

LA WeeklyLA Weekly: Celebrity chef Roy Choi recently re-formatted the menu to be on bigger plates & the food is like an island vacation! Plates come with rice and coleslaw. All the sandwiches comes with yucca fries. Yum! En savoir plus .

Storefront is one of L. A.  Eats.

2. Storefront

4624 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Épicerie fine · East Hollywood · 6 conseils et avis

LA WeeklyLA Weekly: The smoked sablefish - if you can get hold of some before it runs out - with cream cheese & sliced red onion on a fresh bagel, is a truly satisfying breakfast! Try the roast beef sandwich for lunch! En savoir plus .

The Corner Door is one of L. A.  Eats.

3. The Corner Door

8.4
12477 W Washington Blvd (at Wasatch Ave.), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant américain · West Los Angeles · 51 conseils et avis

EaterEater: Beau Du Bois helped to open this newish Culver City haunt and he continues to man the bar. Everyone loves Beau's original, unexpected French 75.

Kobawoo House is one of L. A.  Eats.

4. Kobawoo House

8.4
698 S Vermont Ave (at W 7th St), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant coréen · Wilshire Center - Koreatown · 40 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Most famous for its version of bossam: boiled pork belly you wrap up into leaves with raw garlic, sliced chiles and a salty condiment made from tiny fermented fish. En savoir plus .

Cacao Mexicatessen is one of L. A.  Eats.

5. Cacao Mexicatessen

8.5
1576 Colorado Blvd (at Townsend Ave), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant mexicain · Eagle Rock · 87 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Cacao has a fairly open mind on what might go into a taco. They make carnitas out of duck. Other ingredients include sea urchin, hibiscus flowers and huitlacoche. En savoir plus .

Nickel Diner is one of L. A.  Eats.

6. Nickel Diner

524 S Main St (btwn 5th & 6th St), Los Angeles, CA
Diner · Central City East · 180 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Nickel Diner bakes its own bread, prepares elaborate cakes and maple-bacon doughnuts and makes delicious fried catfish with corn cakes. Don’t miss the Lowrider Burger. En savoir plus .

The Bazaar by José Andrés is one of L. A.  Eats.

7. The Bazaar by José Andrés

465 S LA Cienega Blvd (at San Vicente Blvd), Los Angeles, CA
Bar à tapas · Mid-City West · 255 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Some strange, some wonderful: encapsulated olives, air breads, deconstructed Spanish omelets, mozzarella balls that explode into liquid, cotton candy mojitos. En savoir plus .

Ciros is one of L. A.  Eats.

8. Ciros

705 N Evergreen Ave (Malabar St), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant mexicain · Boyle Heights · 15 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Must have: the tiny flautas, the house specialty, are tightly rolled and very crisp, buried under layers of chile sauce, thick guacamole and tart Mexican sour cream. En savoir plus .

Corazon Y Miel is one of L. A.  Eats.

9. Corazon Y Miel

6626 Atlantic Ave, Bell, CA
Restaurant latino-américain · 31 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Try the chefly interpretation of Mexican bar snacks, including seared slices of carnitas terrine with cubes of Coca-Cola gelee and pigskin two ways. En savoir plus .

Ración is one of L. A.  Eats.

10. Ración

119 W Green St (at Delacey Ave), Pasadena, CA
Restaurant espagnol · Old Pasadena · 28 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: A nice place to drop in for Basque-inspired tapas: crisp, gooey chicken croquettes; lamb meatballs glazed with caramelized tomato sauce; tiny squid stuffed with duck sausage; or Spanish cured meats. En savoir plus .

Spice Table is one of L. A.  Eats.

11. Spice Table

114 S Central Ave (at E 1st St), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant vietnamien · Little Tokyo · 59 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: It feels a bit like a grand steampunk machine dedicated to turning out roasted bone marrow with laksa leaf, kon loh mee noodles with barbecued pork, grilled lamb belly and fried chicken wings. En savoir plus .

RivaBella is one of L. A.  Eats.

12. RivaBella

9201 W Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA
Restaurant italien · 27 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Try the smoked scamorza cheese with grilled vegetables, served in the middle of the table for everyone to share. The smoky cheese against slightly charred vegetables makes for a beautiful combination.

Osteria Mozza is one of L. A.  Eats.

13. Osteria Mozza

8.8
6602 Melrose Ave (at Highland Ave), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant italien · 157 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Don't miss the bufala mozzarella draped with spectacular anchovy with Meyer lemon and an herb salad. Nancy Silverton makes a great a caprese with bufala, cherry tomatoes and basil.

Bludso's Bar & Que is one of L. A.  Eats.

14. Bludso's Bar & Que

8.8
609 N LA Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant de cuisine au barbecue · Mid-City West · 100 conseils et avis

Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times: Kevin Bludso specializes in thick hunks of slow-cooked cow. There is a sweet, peppery sauce, but the beef ribs and the coarse sausage don't need it.

Park's BBQ is one of L. A.  Eats.

15. Park's BBQ

9.0
955 S Vermont Ave (at W Olympic Blvd), Los Angeles, CA
Restaurant de barbecue coréen · Wilshire Center - Koreatown · 83 conseils et avis
The Craftsman Bar and Kitchen is one of L. A.  Eats.

16. The Craftsman Bar and Kitchen

6.3
119 Broadway (between Ocean and 2nd), Santa Monica, CA
Bar à cocktail · Downtown Santa Monica · 31 conseils et avis
Sunny Spot is one of L. A.  Eats.

17. Sunny Spot

822 Washington Blvd (Abbot Kinney Blvd), Marina del Rey, CA
Restaurant antillais · 119 conseils et avis

Serious EatsSerious Eats: Roy Choi's Caribbean fusion brunch spot in Venice, with lots of jerk chicken and bottomless weekend mimosas.

The Standing Room is one of L. A.  Eats.

18. The Standing Room

8.1
144 N Catalina Ave, Redondo Beach, CA
Lieu servant des hamburgers · South Redondo Beach · 39 conseils et avis

Los AngelesLos Angeles: Spring for the “Napoleon,” a hulking patty topped with braised short rib, smoked gouda and a fried egg.

Bizarra Capital is one of L. A.  Eats.

19. Bizarra Capital

8.0
12706 Philadelphia St, Whittier, CA
Restaurant latino-américain · Uptown Whittier · 34 conseils et avis
Twins Sliders is one of L. A.  Eats.

20. Twins Sliders

6.7
5940 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Lieu servant des hamburgers · 6 conseils et avis

ThrillistThrillist: This is the most insane milkshake in Los Angeles. En savoir plus .