145 "First/Early in the Game Dates" restaurants in Los Angeles.
Jon & Vinny’s on Fairfax is an incredible take on American-Italian food, and it’s a place we go back to again and again.
Connie and Ted’s used to be the most popular restaurant in LA. Now it’s just a neighborhood spot, and so much better because of it.
The New York-iest bar in Los Angeles, the Village Idiot is always there when you need it, and the British pub food is good too.
Little Dom’s is Los Feliz’s signature neighborhood restaurant, and it’s a great move any time of day.
This modern, welcoming Vietnamese cafe fills a long-vacant void along La Brea’s revitalized main corridor.
We have no idea why nobody’s talking about Bowery Bungalow, because this is Mediterranean fusion food at its finest.
On the Viagra-washed sidewalks of Montana Avenue, a youthful and downright delicious Italian joint has finally emerged.
LA might never be known as a BBQ town, but the addition of Maple Block in Culver City shows we’re making our way up the ranks.
No, Pizzeria Mozza is not the best pizza in LA. But that doesn’t mean it’s not still a good restaurant.
The Tasting Kitchen might forever reside in Gjelina’s shadow, but that doesn’t mean we won’t give it some well-earned time in the sun.
Salt's Cure recently made the bold move to Hollywood, and it's clear that they made the right choice.
Art's Table is like a best friend in a time of need. A dependable neighborhood spot where you always know what you're going to get.
