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Where To Eat When You're Visiting Los Angeles
These restaurants will help you get acquainted with LA.
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Oste
Oste is a Roman-leaning Italian spot in Beverly Grove that’s great for any occasion, especially a spontaneous dinner.
Perilla
In Chinatown, Perilla stands out for serving great banchan in the sunshine. This outdoor Korean restaurant should be your go-to for a long lunch.
Pijja Palace
Pijja Palace is a genre-bending Indian sports bar in Silver Lake with tons of flatscreen TVs and saag-topped pizzas.
Amiga Amore
Amiga Amore serves a Mexican-meets-Italian menu in a cozy Highland Park dining room. It's the perfect example of an LA fusion restaurant done right.
Awash
Awash is a casual Ethiopian restaurant that makes some of our favorite meat dishes in Little Ethiopia.
Marouch
Marouch is an iconic Armenian-Lebanese restaurant in East Hollywood that does amazing things with mezze.
6 Orchards Near LA That Are Great For Apple Picking (And More)
Embrace Gilmore Girls fall—and pick some apples—with a quick trip to one of these nearby orchards.
Moo’s Craft Barbecue
Moo’s Craft BBQ in Lincoln Heights serves some of the best BBQ not just in LA, but all of California.
Superba Food + Bread
All-day Venice spot Superba Food + Bread proves that sometimes sequels are better than the original.
Maya’s Brigadeiro Brazilian Sweets
Maya’s Brigadeiro Brazilian Sweets is a Sherman Oaks shop that makes excellent brigadeiros.
Tel Aviv Fish Grill
Tel Aviv Fish Grill is a casual Israeli spot in Tarzana that serves excellent grilled and fried fish with lots of mezze.
Levain Bakery
Levain bakes New York's most famous cookie. The ones at their LA location are just as gooey and delicious. Expect lines.
Willie Mae's
Willie Mae's is a New Orleans' institution with a West Coast location in Venice. The speciality: spectacular fried chicken. You can skip the sides.
Ghost Sando Shop
Ghost Sando Shop's deli counter in Grand Central Market is our favorite spot to grab a sandwich in DTLA.
Where To Eat When You're Visiting Los Angeles
These restaurants will help you get acquainted with LA.
Tyger Tyger
Tyger Tyger is a casual Southeast Asian restaurant in the Funk Zone that offers a good mix of plant-based and not-so-plant-based options.
Poncho's Tlayudas
Poncho's is a weekend-only Oaxacan stand in the South Figueroa Corridor that sells one thing: excellent char-grilled tlayudas.
Coin De Rue Bakery
Coin De Rue is a Korean-fusion bakery with coffee, brightly colored pastries, and a must-try garlic pesto loaf.
Mush Bakery
Mush is a tiny, walk-up only Armenian bakery in East Hollywood that sells cheese boreks, khachapuri, and more.
CAR Artisan Chocolate
CAR Artisan Chocolate is a quiet Pasadena cafe that sells one of the city's best chocolate croissants.
Blue Daisy
Blue Daisy is one of Weho's few all-week brunch options and serves a mix of breakfast staples and Middle Eastern-leaning dishes.