LA Food Guide - 15 Must Hit Places to Eat in Los Angeles
This collection highlights Los Angeles's diverse and exciting culinary scene, from authentic street tacos and Oaxacan specialties to hip, modern eateries and legendary delis. It's a food lover's guide to experiencing the vibrant flavors that make LA a global gastronomic destination, covering everything from casual cheap eats to upscale dining.
Guerrilla Tacos
A popular taco spot known for its creative and gourmet taco fillings, with its location changing daily.
El Chato Taco Truck
A beloved taco truck operating at the corner of Olympic and La Brea, known for its authentic flavors.
Guelaguetza
A celebrated restaurant in Koreatown offering authentic Oaxacan cuisine, particularly famous for its moles.
Grand Central Market
A vibrant historic food hall in Downtown Los Angeles featuring a wide array of local food vendors.
Langer’s Deli
A legendary Los Angeles deli located near MacArthur Park, famous for its exceptional pastrami sandwiches.
Porto’s Bakery & Cafe
A popular bakery and cafe originating from Cuba, famous for its delicious pastries and baked goods.
Natas Pastries
A delightful bakery in Sherman Oaks specializing in authentic Portuguese pastries, especially the iconic Pastel de Nata.
Farmers Market
A historic and lively market near The Grove, offering a wide variety of food stalls and fresh produce.
Night + Market (Song)
A vibrant Thai restaurant in Silver Lake known for its energetic atmosphere and flavorful, shareable dishes.
Soot Bull Jeep
A popular Korean BBQ restaurant in Koreatown, celebrated for its authentic grilled meats and traditional atmosphere.
Jitlada
An acclaimed restaurant in Thai Town offering authentic and often very spicy Southern Thai dishes.
Sugarfish
A highly-regarded sushi restaurant chain with multiple locations, praised for its quality fish and set menus.
Animal
A hip restaurant on Fairfax Avenue offering a creative, meat-focused menu in a vibrant setting.
Petit Trois
A small, authentic French bistro in Hollywood, renowned for its classic dishes and intimate atmosphere.
Bestia
An acclaimed Italian restaurant in Downtown LA's Arts District, known for its house-made pastas and charcuterie.