Sushi Fumi is one of our favorite sushi spots in LA, where any type of sushi eater will leave thrilled.

If you’re looking to take some out-of-towners for an only-in-LA lunch, take them to Destroyer in Culver City.

Malibu Seafood is a tiny shack on PCH that’s home to some of the best seafood on the coast.

Yangban Society is a new Korean deli in the Arts District and a great spot for a quick lunch if you’re in the neighborhood.

Jon & Vinny’s on Fairfax is an incredible take on American-Italian food, and it’s a place we go back to again and again.

Homestate serves incredible Tex-Mex food in Los Feliz.

There aren’t many better mid-day options than The Oaks Gourmet Market in Hollywood.

Spitz’s primary mission is bringing European street king, the Doner-Kabob, to the mouths of hungry hipsters.

Petit Trois teases with a cool idea, delights with great food, and leaves you with the feeling that it could have been more.

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

Larchmont Wine & Cheese continues to make some of our favorite sandwiches in Los Angeles - make sure to get there early.

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.

Big, bustling, and once a gamechanger for DTLA. Unfortunately, unlike most of LA’s residents, Bottega Louie is not aging well.

Home to the legendary Vampiro Taco, a meal at Mexicali Taco & Co is one of the best ways you can spend $12 in this town.

Canter's is a Los Angeles classic. Come late night for a pastrami reuben and some very entertaining people watching.