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The Best Spots For Cheese & Charcuterie In LA
When you need some fresh mozzarell’ and salumi, stat.
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Cafe Basque
Cafe Basque is a pricey Basque restaurant in DTLA with solid pintxos and forgettable entrees.
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Juliet
Juliet is a gorgeous French brasserie in Culver City with food that's both pretty and delicious.
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Caviar Kaspia
Caviar Kaspia is a gimmicky caviar-themed restaurant in West Hollywood designed for rich people who want to waste money.
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Cafe Stella
French bistro Cafe Stella has been a Silver Lake hotspot since Arcade Fire's first album—and it's still a charmer with good cocktails.
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Maison Matho
Maison Matho is a French walk-up window in East Hollywood with simple, well-executed sandwiches.
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Lillie's Bistro & Garden
Lillie's is the ground-floor restaurant at The Culver Hotel and a decent spot for drinks with coworkers.
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Voodoo Vin
Voodoo Vin is a wine bar in Virgil Village with excellent wine and even better food.
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Taix French Restaurant
Taix French Restaurant may look like a Danish motel from the outside, but it’s actually a huge dining room in Echo Park with a low corkage fee.
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Lumiere
Lumiere is a solid French brasserie in Century City and a great spot for a midweek client lunch.
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Manzke
Manzke, a fine dining spot in Beverlywood from the owners of Republique and Bicyclette, isn't groundbreaking but offers a well-executed meal.
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La Poubelle
La Poubelle Bistro is a French spot in Hollywood that can be a bit chaotic in a good way.