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1. www.timeout.com › los-angeles › restaurants20 famous Los Angeles restaurants actually worth trying

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   Feb 19, 2024 · From hot dogs and hole-in-the-wall Japanese cafés to Victorian-era food halls and star-studded fine-dining, here’s where to find L.A.’s most famous restaurants worth a visit—and who...

   • Hot Dogs

     The best hot dogs in Los Angeles Mayo, mustard,...

   • BCD Tofu House

     With locations in New York, Washington, South Korea, and...

   • Horse Thief Bbq

     Los Angeles 90013. Opening hours: Mon-Wed 11am-4pm, Thu-Sat...

   • Dan Tana's

     The older servers can tell you what LA was like back when...

   • Howlin

     Holy hot chicken! Howlin’ Ray’s Johnny Zone spent his early...

   • Cielito Lindo

     Since 1934, these legendary deep-fried beef taquitos ($3.60...

   • Canter's Deli

     This reliable piece of local history, still owned by the...

   • The Apple Pan

     Pair with an order of crispy fries and save room for a slice...

2. www.timeout.com › los-angeles › restaurantsThe best fine-dining restaurants in Los Angeles - Time Out

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   Mar 21, 2024 · The best fine dining restaurants in L.A. 1. n/naka. Japanese. Palms. Recommended. Photograph: Courtesy Jesse Hsu. Despite an infamously difficult reservation process, Niki Nakayama's modern...

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3. www.tripsavvy.com › iconic-los-angeles-restaurants14 Most Iconic Los Angeles Restaurants - TripSavvy

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   • Cole's Restaurant (1908) Cole's is the oldest restaurant in LA in its original location, but not under the same owners. It went from an old-timer rendezvous to a hipster hangout after a takeover and makeover by 213 Nightlife group that operates a dozen Downtown LA establishments.
   • Philippe the Original (1908) Iconic Restaurants. 4.3. Philippe's also opened in 1908, but at a different location. It was forced to move in 1951 to make room for the 101 freeway.
   • Musso & Frank Grill (1919) Musso & Frank has been a Hollywood staple since 1919 and plenty of history has been quietly made in its dark booths. Some of the waitstaff seem to have been around about as long at the restaurant.
   • Pacific Dining Car (1921) First class dining, 24 hours a day, in a restaurant built to resemble an old railway car is what you'll find at the Pacific Dining Car, which opened in 1921 in Downtown LA.

4. la.eater.com › maps › best-los-angeles-restaurantsLos Angeles’s 38 Best Restaurants - Eater LA

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   Jul 9, 2024 · LA’s definitive restaurants across an array of cuisines, neighborhoods, and price points. by Eater Staff Updated Jul 9, 2024, 11:30am PDT. Boat noodle soup at Mae Malai in Thai Town.

5. guide.michelin.com › us › enLos Angeles MICHELIN Restaurants - The MICHELIN Guide USA

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   Starred restaurants, Bib Gourmand and all the MICHELIN restaurants in Los Angeles on the MICHELIN Guide's official website. MICHELIN inspector reviews and insights.

6. www.latimes.com › 101-best-restaurants-los-angelesThese are the 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles

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   Dec 6, 2023 · Los Angeles is a miraculous place to eat. For the tacos and sushi and pasta alone, we’re a wildly fortunate lot. Our size — our critical mass — brings the advantage of specificity.

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   Where to eat in Los Angeles?

   • From hot dogs and hole-in-the-wall Japanese cafés to Victorian-era food halls and star-studded fine-dining, here’s where to find L.A.’s most famous restaurants worth a visit—and who knows, maybe you’ll see a a celebrity there, too (but we all know the real draw is the food). 1. Musso & Frank Grill

   20 famous Los Angeles restaurants actually worth trying - Time Out

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   Is Providence a good place to eat in Los Angeles?

   • Now in its 19th year, Providence is the paragon of sumptuous celebratory dining in Los Angeles. The key to its longevity lies in sustaining its sky-high standards, centered around Michael Cimarusti’s mastery of seafood, while investing in constant reinvention.

   The 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles of 2023 - Los Angeles Times

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   Why are there so many iconic restaurants in Los Angeles?

   • LA's urban history may be shorter than East Coast and Midwest cities, but there are iconic Los Angeles restaurants that have stood the test of time. Some endure because they have awesome food, others because they have a unique venue or convenient location, and a few have all three.

   14 Most Iconic Los Angeles Restaurants - TripSavvy

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   Where was the first Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles?

   • It was one of the original restaurants on the new Mexican Marketplace on Olvera Street in 1930. La Golondrina was the first local restaurant officially identified as serving Mexican food as opposed to "Spanish." The restaurant is in the oldest brick building in Los Angeles, the original Pelanconi House, part of the Pelanconi Winery complex.

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8. www.nytimes.com › article › best-restaurants-losThe Best Los Angeles Restaurants - The New York Times

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   Jul 29, 2024 · Where to Eat. The 25 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles Right Now. Our current favorites in one of the greatest food cities in the world. The chef Morihiro Onodera at Morihiro. Rozette Rago for...