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Iroha Sushi
Iroha is our go-to spot for affordable sushi in Studio City.
Written byBrant Cox
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Lulu
Lulu, a scenic California cuisine spot at The Hammer in Westwood, is everything you could want in a museum restaurant.
Written byKat Hong
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Yume Sushi Bar
Yume Sushi Bar is home to some of our favorite new sushi in the The Valley.
Written byBrant Cox
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Uovo
Uovo is a casual pasta bar in Studio City and home to some of our favorite pasta in the neighborhood.
Written byBrant Cox
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Joe’s Falafel
Joe’s Falafel in Universal City is a great Middle Eastern spot.
Written byBrant Cox
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Isaac's Cafe
Popular with Port of LA workers and other blue collar types, Isaac's Cafe is a causal Mexican food spot in Wilmington.
Written byGarrett Snyder
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El Burrito House
El Burrito House is a Mexican takeout spot in Bell that makes amazing burritos with housemade flour tortillas.
Written byGarrett Snyder
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Pizzeria Sei
Pizzeria Sei in Mid-City serves Neapolitan-inspired pizzas that are fluffy and blistered to perfection.
Written bySylvio Martins
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Mariscos El Faro
This Highland Park food truck serves beautifully simple Sinaloa-style mariscos like sea bass tostadas and red aguachiles.
Written bySylvio Martins
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Mariscos El Moreno
Mariscos El Moreno is a Lynwood spot that specializes in family-style Sinaloan seafood, including shrimp ceviches, oyster shots, and spicy aguachiles.
Written byNikko Duren
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Mariscos Tocho
Mariscos Tocho is a Sonoran-style seafood restaurant that doesn’t shy away from bold flavors.
Written bySylvio Martins
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Where To Eat At Grand Central Market
Figuring out what to eat at Grand Central Market can be overwhelming, but this guide will help you narrow things down.
Written byJess Basser Sanders, Brant Cox, Kat Hong, Brett Keating & Nikko Duren
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Kuya Lord
Kuya Lord in East Hollywood serves some of our favorite Filipino food in LA.
Written byBrant Cox
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Simón
Simón is a bright turquoise maricos truck in Silver Lake selling fresh, creative seafood dishes.
Written byKat Hong
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Pizzeria Bianco
Phoenix’s most famous pizzeria has finally landed in LA and it’s doing what it has always done best—make the thinnest crust imaginable without compromising any of that great bready chew we crave.
Written bySylvio Martins
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Bar Le Côte
Bar Le Côte in Los Olivos is one of the biggest restaurants to ever open in Santa Ynez Valley. And it delivers on the hype.
Written byBrant Cox
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Pearl River Deli
Pearl River Deli is a half-traditional, half-experimental Chinese/Cantonese restaurant in Chinatown.
Written byKat Hong
