Coni’seafood in Marina Del Rey is the second location of one of our favorite seafood restaurants.

Expect the usual at Sugarfish in Marina del Rey - the best affordable sushi in Los Angeles.

Paco’s Tacos in Del Rey is a neighborhood staple that serves very classic Mexican in very huge portions.

Irori Sushi is one of Marina del Rey’s best-kept secrets - with one of the best omakase deals around.

Locanda Positano is a tiny Italian spot in Marina del Rey serving pasta so good you’ll forget you’re eating next to a car wash.

J. Nichols Kitchen in Marina del Rey is the kind of good-at-everything spot every neighborhood needs.

Taj India Palace is a very solid, neighborhood Indian restaurant with an enormous delivery radius.

C&O Trattoria is the beachy Italian neighborhood spot of you (and your parents’) dreams.

There's a 20-item long French toast section at 26 Beach in Marina del Rey, which is all you really need to know.

Sunny Spot is only a mediocre Venice brunch spot, but it’s a great spot for day drinking.

A touristy spot with average food, but an excellent view over Marina Del Rey.

Terzo MDR is a costal Mediterranean spot with good small-plate snacks, and an even better taplist of local brews.

MidiCi Pizza in Marina del Rey is a fast-casual spot making Neapolitan pies in a wood-fired oven.

Firestone Walker - The Propagator is a large complex in Marina del Rey for all things craft beer and sports watching.

Stark’s in Marina del Rey is serving American fare in a space so big, it can be seen from space.

Marina Del Rey has a lot of strange restaurants. The Warehouse, with its kitschy nautical vibe and rowdy crowd, is the strangest.