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The Best LA Restaurants For A Birthday Dinner
23 places that will take the pain out of birthday plotting.
LA Review
Quarter Sheets Pizza Club
Quarter Sheets doesn’t just make the best Detroit-style pizza in LA, it makes some of the best pizza, period.
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Chosun Galbee
Chosun Galbee is an upscale Korean BBQ restaurant with high quality meat and a patio that definitely doesn’t feel like it’s in LA.
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Carousel Restaurant
Carousel is an over-the-top Middle Eastern restaurant in Glendale and a flat-out LA institution.
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Casita del Campo
Casita Del Campo is a Mexican restaurant in Silver Lake and a gay nightlife institution.
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Salazar
Salazar is a Mexican BBQ restaurant in Frogtown that’s gone from excellent to average in just a few short years. The patio, however, remains great.
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Dan Sung Sa
Dan Sung Sa isn't just the center of Ktown nightlife, this Korean tavern is our favorite hangout spot in the entire city.
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Where To Go When You Don’t Want To Make A Big Deal About Your Birthday, But You Actually Kinda Do
14 places for when you want to keep your birthday low-key, but you’re also lying to yourself.
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Mother Wolf
Mother Wolf is a Roman-style Italian place in Hollywood that makes eating at other restaurants feel like waiting in line at the post office. It's a party, but the pasta will keep us coming back for more.
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Ryla
Ryla is a dark, cool restaurant in Hermosa Beach that serves great Japanese-Taiwanese dishes.
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Ka'teen
Ka'Teen is a clubby "Tulum-themed" restaurant in Hollywood and perfect for a messy night out on the town.
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Las Perlas - West Hollywood
Las Perlas West Hollywood is great for a rowdy Friday night or a quick drink with friends.
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Ardor
Ardor in West Hollywood is one of the most sceney, over-the-top dining experiences in LA.
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Majordomo
Majordomo in Chinatown is one of the rare LA restaurants you’ll walk out of genuinely surprised.
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Rustic Canyon
A lot has changed since Rustic Canyon opened—but we like the laid back Santa Monica restaurant it turned into even more.
