Kitschy dining fun for those weary of the Johnny Rockets chain but still craving the occasional old-fashioned burger, milkshake or egg-cream. Mini jukeboxes sit at each table;...
11623 Santa Monica BoulevardThe enormous burgers at Cassell's are made from freshly ground meat, and many burger obsessives believe they are the best in the city bar none. The diner itself is a...
3266 W 6th StreetMany people swear that this by the roadside shack is the only authentic Texas barbecue joint in LA; whether that's true or not, it's almost certainly the best. Supplement your...
8136 Sepulveda BoulevardThis loud but friendly diner/restaurant is relatively affordable and fairly speedy, making it a good option if you're heading on to a concert at the nearby Wiltern. The cooking...
672 S La Brea AvenueThis cheerful little breakfast and lunch joint is tiny and often packed, but the inexpensive but generous food is worth the wait and the servers rise to the challenge of...
3524 W Sunset BoulevardThere's no lock on the door, nor does there need to be: now owned by former mayor Richard Riordan, this greasy spoon has been open 24-7 since 1934, with only the briefest of...
877 S Figueroa StreetIn business since 1908, Philippe the Original is one of two local spots that claims to have invented the French dip sandwich. Savvy customers select the traditional lamb or...
1001 N Alameda Street