Private Dining

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89 places to have a private dinner, no matter how many people are in your party.

Kat Hong, Sylvio Martins & Brett KeatingNovember 21, 2022

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Sur Restaurant is an even bigger mess than the TV show it stars in.

Brant CoxMay 24, 2022

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The Hollywood classic is definitely pricey, but you’re paying for those fantastic views.

Brant CoxJanuary 14, 2022

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A classic neighborhood spot, with pasta worth driving across the city for.

Brant CoxJanuary 14, 2022

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Mozza is a classic, Mozza can be very useful, but despite whatever your in-flight airline magazine’s “Spotlight on Los Angeles” says, Pizzeria Mozza in Hancock Park just isn’t the best of the best anymore.

Arden ShoreJanuary 14, 2022

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Have a big group of drunk friends? Take them for sausage at Wurstküche.

Brant CoxJanuary 14, 2022

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Faith & Flower is a Financial District restaurant where everything is over the top, but done right. Use it for pretty much anything, from date night to dinner with your boss. And whatever you do, get a cocktail or two.

Written byChris Stang

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AOC is a small plates restaurant that’s one of LA’s most reliable crowd pleasers.

Jess Basser SandersJanuary 14, 2022

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Norah is an upscale American spot in West Hollywood that fits the bill for almost any occasion.

Brant CoxJanuary 14, 2022

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One of the original rooftop bars in DTLA, Perch has a French-leaning menu and views for days. Put it on your list for your next downtown date.

Written byBrant Cox

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A nightclub pretending to be a restaurant, but with an actually decent seafood menu.

Written byJess Basser Sanders

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Eveleigh kills on first impressions. But as we found out, that doesn't mean much.

Written byBrant Cox

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

Written byJess Basser Sanders