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118 E. Sixth St., Los Angeles, CA 90014
Known for its famous French dip, Cole's is in the heart of downtown, next to The Association. One of the oldest bars in the city, it occupies the ground floor of the original... More »
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6710 La Tijera Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045
Every Angeleno has a secret backdoor shortcut to the airport, and Pannâ??s is smack on the route of at least two-thirds of them. Itâ??s a grand â??50s coffee shop right on the... More »
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1535 N. Vine St., Los Angeles, CA 90028
If you prize your sanity, try never to bring up the subject of lobster rolls with a New England native. If you haven't managed to edge away, you will be apprised how... More »
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2005 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock, CA 90041
A converted burger joint saturated with the smell of wood smoke, red roof gleaming in the late-afternoon sun, Oinkster is the child of Max chef Andre Guerrero, a... More »
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11603 Slater St., Los Angeles, CA 90059
This burger joint on the border of South Los Angeles and Compton is perhaps most famous for its Hawkins Special, which, weighing in at five pounds, consists... More »
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6667 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
Before Musso & Frank Grill became a martini-fueled Hollywood clubhouse, the place where Faulkner blew out his liver and generations of character actors learned... More »
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18427 S. Avalon Blvd., Carson, CA 90746
Located in a strip-mall storefront in Carson, R&R Soul Food announces its intentions to the world via a light-up sign in the window, which reads "chitterling." This... More »
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435 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90048
The first thing you should know about Animal is that it is practically a shrine to bacon, which appears everywhere on the short, seasonal menu, up to and including a chocolate... More »
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7494 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046
The charcuterie really is at the center of the place: the thin, ruddy slivers of duck ham that shine like leather jerkins in Rembrandt paintings, the paper-thin slices of... More »
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8225 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048
Any place in town can broil an acceptable filet mignon, but Suzanne Tracht's snazzy steak house is a blast from the Mad Men '60s, chefly riffs on the strip steak and the... More »
