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Condé Nast TravelerAug 28

38 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles, According to a Longtime Local

How to know where to start, according to a local.

Coastal Mexican dining with an effortless, sun-bleached confidence.

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  • Santa MonicaNeighborhoodEffortless beachside elegance, Italian classics with California sensibility.
  • VeniceSuburbCoastal Mexican dining with an effortless, sun-bleached confidence.
  • Melrose HillNeighborhoodCorner space flooded with sunlight, bone-colored tile, warm wood.
  • SawtelleSuburbSwanky neighborhood bistro with dark wood and warm, low light.
  • Echo ParkSuburbLocated to the northwest of Downtown, it borders with Silver Lake to the west and Chinatown to the east.
  • BeverlywoodNeighborhoodA destination for those curious about Nordic technique.
  • Fairfax DistrictNeighborhoodTheatrical space with 1950s Havana glamour, modern Afro-Caribbean food.
  • East HollywoodQuarterRelaxed Middle Eastern restaurant with retro-modern Moroccan room.
  • South CentralNeighborhoodBright food kiosk inside LA's Mercado La Paloma.
  • Downtown LANeighborhoodDining inside a former cathedral, modern American cuisine.
  • SilverlakeNeighborhoodCaptures Spanish conviviality with warm, boisterous atmosphere.
  • West HollywoodNeighborhoodFeels like entering a piece of performance art.
  • Eagle RockSuburbRustic-meets-refined interior, smells of wood smoke.
  • Little TokyoQuarterUnderstated sushi spot with clean lines and natural materials.
  • San DamianRestaurantIt's Enrique Olvera's crew doing coastal Mexican right on Abbot Kinney, and the room has that same effortless,…
  • Little FishTheatreAugust 21-September 13, 2026 – NOW EXTENDED UNTIL SEPT 13, with an added TalkBack on Sept 5!
  • The MulberryPlace of worshipSteak tartare in a stone pot; warm, low light.
  • Baby BistroRestaurantYou enter through Alpine Courtyard's brick-lined garden, past banana trees and bougainvillea, before finding Baby…
  • LielleRestaurantYou descend a staircase into a world of cork-vaulted ceilings, silver-leafed walls, mirror-tipped bulbs that cast the…
  • LuciaRestaurantTheatrical, 1950s Havana glamour, modern Afro-Caribbean food.
  • FirstbornRestaurantMandarin Plaza doesn't scream "hot new restaurant,” and that suits locals just fine.
  • Saffy'sRestaurantRagù of wild mushroom with tofu gnudi.
  • Victor HeightsNeighborhood
  • ChinatownSuburb
  • Thai TownNeighborhood
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 17

The Best Hotels in Los Angeles Are Straight Out of Your Favorite Movies

Feel like a celebrity—or maybe sleep in a room next to one.

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 17

The Best Airbnbs in Los Angeles for Beach Days, Star Spotting, and Plenty of Sunshine

Here's where to rest your head in the City of Angels.

Charming cottage near Abbot Kinney.

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Lonely PlanetJul 16

Things to know before visiting Los Angeles

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  • Santa MonicaNeighborhoodIt is situated along Santa Monica Bay on California's South Coast.
  • Griffith ObservatoryMuseumoffers views of Downtown Los Angeles
  • Venice BeachNeighborhoodneighborhood worth exploring
  • Hollywood HillsQuarterarea to explore
  • DTLANeighborhoodWelcome to ROW DTLA, Downtown LA's creative city within a city.
  • MalibuNeighborhoodarea for surfing
  • TopangaNeighborhoodLocated in the Santa Monica Mountains, the community exists in Topanga Canyon and the surrounding hills.
  • Griffith ParkNature reserveThe park includes popular attractions such as the Los Angeles Zoo, the Autry Museum of the American West,…
  • LA Plaza de Cultura y ArtesMuseumintroduces visitors to the role of different communities
  • Olvera StSightdowntown hub of the city's Mexican community
  • Skid RowQuarterdistrict with associated social problems
  • RVRRestauranttop restaurant requiring advance booking
  • Silver LakeQuarter
  • VeniceSuburb
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