LA’s best, most affordable sushi at the location of the original Sushi Nozawa - where it all started.

Ventura Blvd. has more quality sushi joints than it knows what to do with, but Asanebo remains one of its greatest.

The great, lively BBQ joint that the Valley desperately needed.

Feu Pho Kitchen is easily the best pho you can get in Studio City.

Iroha is the rare Studio City sushi spot that is both affordable and high-quality.

Good organic food in a casual space, with lots of beer.

A solid, non-tavern restaurant has finally made its way to Ventura Blvd.

Laurel Tavern is fantastic neighborhood bar/restaurant smack in the heart of Ventura Blvd.

Sushi Don Sasabune is a more affordable - but still solid - version of Sushi Sasabune.

Spitz is solid Mediterranean food in a lively environment.

The Six Restaurant is a casual, affordable gastropub in Studio City that your parents would probably like.

River Rock is an American spot inside a Studio City hotel that's been around since the 1800s. The food is mediocre, but you're here for the history.

Montresor is a French restaurant in Studio City where you’ll eat a coq au vin and chocolate-covered pop rocks in the same meal.

A Simple Bar is located on Cahuenga Blvd. in Universal City and a perfect neighborhood bar for both Hollywood and the Valley.

Rocco’s Tavern in Studio City is an ideal sports bar, with a relaxed atmosphere and great pizza.

Oil Can Harry’s is a 50-year-old Studio City cowboy bar and one of the best places in LA to change it all up and get a little weird.