Walking into Mainland Poke for the first time is like being high at the Apple Store. You’re overstimulated and super into it.

Son Of A Gun is a seafood restaurant in Beverly Grove that’s one of the most consistent places to eat in Los Angeles.

Backyard Bowls specializes in two things: acai bowls and appealing to people who look like they’re aging in reverse.

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

The popular neighborhood spot might not have the best Mexican food in town, but it doesn’t have to.

Joan’s On Third is as much a part of LA as tourists trying to find the Hollywood sign.

An all-day coffee and gelato cafe by the Angelini Osteria family.

It's less about the sushi at Blue Ribbon at the Grove, and more about the fried chicken.

Tart is your poolside brunch extravaganza, with alcoholic punchbowls to make everything alright in the world.

Mercado is mediocre Mexican food in a modern setting you won't totally hate.

Marvin is a neighborhood French restaurant/wine bar where you’ll want to hang out all night.

Jar is a fancy Beverly Grove chophouse that’s both charming and boring at the same time.

Lulu's is a Beverly Grove brunch standby with great sidewalk seating and never too long of a wait.

Kings Road is a no-frills Beverly Grove brunch go-to, serving some of the best coffee in Los Angeles.

Carlitos Gardel is a consistent Argentinian restaurant in Beverly Grove that’s great for a romantic date night.

Sushi by H is a good option for casual sushi in Beverly Grove.