The creme brulee crepes at Millet are a lot: crepes filled with ice cream, strawberries, and nutella, and then topped with sugary custard that gets blasted with a blowtorch for that crispy brulee top. A lot, but also really damn delicious.
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LA is massive, and introducing your out-of-town friends to our city’s best restaurants is no easy task. Here’s how to impress them.
Sawtelle's Tsujita does the best tsukemen-style ramen this side of the Pacific and some of the best overall ramen in Los Angeles.
Salt & Straw Venice makes some of the best ice cream you can find in Los Angeles.
Yes, you can find crepes in Beverly Hills. Japanese style ones, for that matter. Just head to Harajuku.
Mashti Malone is a Middle-Eastern ice cream shop on La Brea, and an LA ice cream institution.
Venice’s Blue Star Donuts serves delicious donuts in unique flavors that are worth the line.
