A little piece of Paris in Beverly Hills, David Myers' pâtisserie will have you torn between cakes, viennoiserie and pastries - not to mention ice-creams and sorbets when it's...
413 N Bedford DriveThis reliable piece of local history, still owned by the Canter family after nearly 80 years, is both a fine old-school Jewish deli and one of LA's favourite after-hours...
419 N Fairfax AvenueNancy Silverton is credited with single-handedly introducing Angelenos to the joys of the fresh, flavoursome loaf. In the two decades since her store opened, she's become a...
624 S La Brea AvenueIt's hard to believe that two Filipino sisters with no baking experience opened this lovely café in 2005. They set their sights high, remortgaging their properties in order to...
5373 W Pico BoulevardThis expensive but ultra-healthy little bakery-café is famous for its sugar-free desserts, which taste just as good as the sinful stuff. The rest of the food (sandwiches,...
519 S Fairfax AvenueThe shelves of this emporium are full of fine foods from all over the world. If you're unsure about a particular delicacy, the friendly staff may even open it and give you a taste.
1800A Abbot Kinney BoulevardA French-owned and -run resource for delights beloved by Francophiles: caviar, truffles, smoked salmon and so on. There's also a charming café, and a refreshing lack of...
321 N Robertson BoulevardThis family-run business, a huge gourmet food and restaurant supply emporium, celebrated its 70th birthday in 2007, which makes it virtually prehistoric by LA standards. The...
8777 W Washington BoulevardFrosting-filled cupcakes are the order of the day at this self-styled 'all-American home-style bake shop', opened in 2006 by Susan Sarich to showcase her grandmother's recipes....
11708 San Vicente Boulevard