Food & Drink

The city's best old-school joints, top-notch dim sum and boozy, more upscale affairs perfect for special occasion AM gatherings.

Whether you're looking to work remote, start your day or grab the perfect pastry, here's where to sip.

In the name of our city’s diverse, geographically far-flung dining culture, we rounded up hidden gem restaurants in 20 different L.A. neighborhoods.

Reasonably priced, top-notch nosh via our favorite L.A. meal deals.

Rents may be sky high, but Los Angeles remains a city where you can find great food without breaking the bank.

There’s more to delicious off-the-menu specials than animal style fries at In-N-Out.  

Head to WeHo for all kinds of upscale dinner spots, celebrity hangouts and plenty in the way of red-sauce Italian cuisine.

This trendy Downtown dining destination deserves a list in its own right.

Despite changes over the years, DTLA's food scene continues to thrive.

There's plenty to love in this quieter Westside neighborhood, both old and new alike.

These 90210 meals are worth their price tag, big or small.

Will there be traffic? Probably. Will it be hard to find parking? Unless you’re around Third Street, probably. But will the food be worth it? Yep.

Omakase, kaiseki and more casual fare at the city's best sushi bars, izakayas, ramenyas and more.

The unofficial official cuisine of Los Angeles.

L.A. has no shortage of spice-laden seafood, curries, papaya salads and sinus-clearing stir-fries.

Plus Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan, too.

For a city supposedly full of gluten-sensitive diners, L.A. has far more than its fair share of trattorias. 

This oft-overlooked L.A. cuisine is an adventurous omnivore's dream.