A Downtown pop-up worth marking your calendar for.

Loqui Arts District is the second location of the affordable Mexican spot famous for their flour tortillas.

Firehouse is a hotel restaurant in the Arts District with an excellent patio and food that won’t surprise anyone.

High Tide is a colorful bar/restaurant in the Arts District with a great patio for day drinking.

Nightshade is an upscale Arts District restaurant that’s trying a little too hard to be like everybody else.

Guerrilla Tacos used to be a popular taco truck, and now it’s a great Mexican restaurant in the Arts District.

Zinc Cafe & Market in the Arts District is the closest thing that LA has to a fully-functional coffee resort.

Sixth and Mill is a pizza place in the Arts District that serves fine but boring food.

In Sheep’s Clothing is a hidden hi-fi bar and cafe inside Lupetti Pizzeria in the Arts District.

Lupetti is a pizza place in the Arts District with an excellent chicken parm sandwich.

Eating at Rappahannock Oyster Bar feels like a vacation away from LA.

Tony’s Saloon is an old-school bar in the Arts District with good cocktails, a relaxed crowd, and a back patio full of bar games.

Bavel is one of LA’s most exciting restaurants, and this Middle Eastern spot in the Arts District will have you planning a return visit immediately.

Little Bear in an all-Belgian restaurant/bar in the Arts District and a great jumping-off place before a night out downtown.

For Italian food in Los Angeles, it still doesn’t get any better than Bestia in the Arts District.

Inko Nito is a very pretty Japanese restaurant in the Arts District with food that never gets above mediocre.