In a town that certainly knows its sushi, Sushi Park in West Hollywood is operating on a completely different level.

Night + Market makes some of the best, most interesting Thai food you’ll ever try. And of its two LA locations, we like the West Hollywood one best.

West Hollywood might be miles from the coast, but Cape Seafood just brought it a lot closer.

A special occasion restaurant that you don't need an occasion for.

One of our favorite sushi spots in LA, where any level sushi eater can walk away thrilled.

A classic spot that works for pretty much anything, Jones Hollywood is what we wish more of Hollywood were like.

Jinpachi is West Hollywood's secret sushi power move.

We fell in love with Norah immediately, but then realized we we're better off friends.

Great little sandwiches for a reasonable price in West Hollywood. Just be prepared to wait.

Croft Alley is the casual spot Melrose Place sorely needed.

Irv's is a West Hollywood staple, and the greasy, cheap burger of your dreams.

West Hollywood fears its carbs. But lets hope they get over that and realize there’s a fantastic, authentic Spanish cafe right at their front door.

A fun restaurant on the Sunset Strip with dim sum carts, food from all over the world, and alcoholic popsicles.

Saint Felix is one of the rare chill options to grab a drink and some food in boystown.

Barney's original location in West Hollywood still has that old-school charm and vibe you want.

One of the original "healthy" restaurants.