Game-changing, delicious French food in an incredible space in Mid-Wilshire. Hop on the Republique train.

One of LA's finest Italian restaurants, Osteria Mozza in Hollywood is still very much at the top of its game.

Sycamore Kitchen might be the most affordable, quality brunch in Los Angeles.

Sugarfish is an institution - and the best $30 sushi game in town. The Fairfax location follows the formula, and even has generally shorter wait times.

Odys and Penelope in Mid-Wilshire is upscale American comfort food at its finest. And also the best smelling restaurant in LA.

A classic neighborhood spot, with pasta worth driving across the city for.

Plenty of new restaurants are good, but few are actually memorable. Kali leave its mark.

Home to one the most recognizable chefs in America, Trois Mec is an experiment in the weird and unexpected. You should have it on your bucket list.

No, Pizzeria Mozza is not the best pizza in LA. But that doesn’t mean it’s not still a good restaurant.

This modern, welcoming Vietnamese cafe fills a long-vacant void along La Brea’s revitalized main corridor.

Jinya might be a bonafide chain, but it still delivers a very solid bowl of ramen.

Umeda is a Japanese spot run by a former Nobu chef whose unique food makes up for very hefty prices.

La Tropezienne is bringing excellent French pastries and baguettes to the La Brea corridor.

Mozza2Go is the magical little place that delivers Mozza pizza right to your door.

MozzaPlex is the building housing Pizzeria Mozza, Osteria Mozza, and Chi Spacca, and some of the best Italian food in LA.