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The Toughest Reservations In LA Right Now (And How To Get Them)
Our thoughts on the most exclusive restaurants in Los Angeles and advice on how to get a table.
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Where To Take Someone Who Just Wants To See A Celebrity
15 places where they’ll definitely see someone they recognize.
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Where To Go When You Want To Treat Yourself (And Only Yourself)
12 places to go when all you want to do is spend a bunch of money on yourself - and some fantastic food and drinks.
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The Toughest Reservations In LA Right Now (And How To Get Them)
Our thoughts on the most exclusive restaurants in Los Angeles and advice on how to get a table.
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Mauro's Cafe
Mauro's is a total Weho daytime scene, but unfortunately the food is only mediocre.
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Mustard Seed Cafe
Mustard Seed is the less crowded (and much tastier) version of the hyper-popular Alcove next door.
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Dan Tana’s
Dan Tana’s is an LA classic and the kind of place where every night feels like a celebration.
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La Dolce Vita
Recently revitalized, La Dolce Vita is a classic Italian spot in Beverly Hills with great food, elite service, and pure Old Hollywood escapism.
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Where To Take Someone Who Just Wants To See A Celebrity
15 places where they’ll definitely see someone they recognize.
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Chateau Marmont
You'll probably spot some celebrities at Chateau Marmont, but you'll also get a well-made drink.
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Cecconi’s
Cecconi’s is the place for a power lunch in West Hollywood - plus the food is pretty good.
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The Rooftop Grill
Beverly Hills has no shortage of hotel rooftop pool bars, but The Rooftop Grill at The Montage is far and away the best one.
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Craig’s
Craig’s is one of the most celebrity-packed restaurants in LA - and also one of the most boring.
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Jones Hollywood
Jones Hollywood is a classic spot that works for pretty much anything, and is the version Hollywood we actually wish existed.
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Horses
Horses is a bistro in Hollywood with an anything-is-possible-tonight feel and interesting food that’s kind of French and kind of Californian.
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Broad Street Oyster Co.
Malibu’s Broad Street Oyster Company is the grown-up version of a pop-up, and one of our favorite spots on PCH.
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La Scala
La Scala is where to find red sauce Italian in Beverly Hills—but you’re really here for the chopped salad.
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Osteria Mozza
Osteria Mozza is a classic LA establishment in Hancock Park known for celebratory pasta dinners.
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Canter's Deli
Canter's is a Los Angeles classic. Come late night for a pastrami reuben and some very entertaining people watching.
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Pace Restaurant
Pace is an LA legend where you go to feel like you’re eating in the Tuscan countryside, even if you’re actually just in Laurel Canyon.
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The Sycamore Kitchen
Sycamore Kitchen might be the most affordable, quality brunch in Los Angeles.
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Soulmate
Soulmate is scene-y Spanish restaurant in West Hollywood with good tapas and an even better patio.
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Joan’s on Third
Joan’s On Third is as much a part of LA as tourists trying to find the Hollywood sign.