Game-changing, delicious French food in an incredible space in Mid-Wilshire. Hop on the Republique train.

Bavel is one of LA’s most exciting restaurants, and this Middle Eastern spot in the Arts District will have you planning a return visit immediately.

For outstanding pasta on the Westside, look no further than Felix on Abbot Kinney in Venice.

We all know the food at Gjusta in Venice is great. The real question is, is it worth the trouble? We say yes.

The Restaurant at The NoMad in DTLA is a uniquely LA casual-feeling fancy restaurant.

At Kismet Falafel in Grand Central Market, you’ll find falafel like you’ve never seen it before.

Cassia feels like a Santa Monica clubhouse. One filled with truly fantastic Southeast Asian food.

Nobu Malibu is one of the most famous sushi restaurants in the world, and it still delivers on all its hype.

Craft is a Tom Colicchio restaurant in Century City. Which sounds boring, but really isn’t.

Attari Sandwich Shop is a quick and casual order-at-the-counter shop in Westwood serving great sandwiches and soups.

The Bake N Broil is a Long Beach institution for diner classics and incredible pies and cakes.

Kismet, the Mediterranean-Middle Eastern restaurant in Los Feliz, is the kind of restaurant all of LA wants to be hanging out in.

Jones Hollywood is a classic spot that works for pretty much anything, and is the version Hollywood we actually wish existed.

The food at Triniti in Echo Park is like what you’d find in a fancy restaurant. Except you’re eating it in a coffee shop.

Vincenti is expensive Italian food in Brentwood that’s actually good.

Little Dom’s is Los Feliz’s signature neighborhood restaurant, and it’s a great move any time of day.