Mh Zh is a Mediterranean spot in Sunset Junction and home to some of the prettiest (and most delicious) food you’ll find on the Eastside.

In a city increasingly dominated by mega-restaurants from other cities, All Time is a Los Feliz cafe that feels like an LA original.

Malibu Seafood is a tiny shack on PCH that’s home to some of the best seafood on the coast.

Salazar in Frogtown is a Mexican BBQ restaurant that’s teaching LA how to be its best self.

Welcome to the best sandwich in Los Angeles. Larchmont Wine and Cheese can’t be beat.

Night + Market West Hollywood is LA’s party restaurant. A party restaurant with some of the best Thai found in town.

We all know the food at Gjusta in Venice is great. The real question is, is it worth the trouble? We say yes.

Guisados has turned into a bonafide chain these days, but it’s Echo Park location remains among the best taco spots in the city.

The Nashville hot chicken joint lives up to its hype and a whole lot more.

Cassia feels like a Santa Monica clubhouse. One filled with truly fantastic Southeast Asian food.

Bäco Mercat is still the ideal mix of casual and cool.

Nobu Malibu is one of the most famous sushi restaurants in the world, and it still delivers on all its hype.

Coni’Seafood is Mexican seafood nirvana, and one of the more unique restaurants in LA.

El Compadre is an old-school Mexican restaurant in Hollywood that’s one of the best and most consistent parties in town.

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.

Connie & 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.