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The best new bars in Los Angeles to try right now

The best new bars in Los Angeles to try right now

Our quarterly list of the city’s hottest new places to drink has you covered, non-alcoholic options and all.

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    Lee Ga
    4 out of 5 stars

    This Koreatown newcomer distinguishes itself with huge dumplings, family-style stews and amazing cold noodles.

    Si! Mon

    Si! Mon

    3 out of 5 stars

    For a steep price, this Panamanian seafood specialist in Venice offers date night vibes and excellent raw dishes.

    Yum Sະlut

    Yum Sະlut

    4 out of 5 stars

    This Laotian pop-up in Chinatown is one of the few places in L.A. serving the funky, delicious Southeast Asian cuisine.

    Sushi Sonagi

    Sushi Sonagi

    5 out of 5 stars

    This newly opened South Bay sushi counter is serving one of L.A.’s most uniquely delicious omakases.

    Master Ha

    Master Ha

    4 out of 5 stars

    Delicious soy-marinated raw crab—plus live uni, rice bowls and beef soup—make for an excellent seafood dinner in K-town.

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    How to dine in L.A. this March

    Where to drink in L.A. right now

    Where to eat in L.A.

    Best restaurants by neighborhood

    Hollywood

    Hollywood

    Grab yourself something delicious to eat the next time you find yourself in Tinseltown.  

    Santa Monica

    Santa Monica

    Will there be traffic? Probably. Will it be hard to find parking? Unless you’re around Third Street, probably. But will the food be worth it? Yep.

    Glendale

    Glendale

    Dumplings, Armenian cuisine and kebabs galore in this sprawling city in the Valley.

    Find great restaurants by dish

    Burgers

    Burgers

    Because meat (or "meat"), bread and cheese have just of as much of a place in the L.A. diet as green juice and kale salad.

    Pho

    Pho

    This light, comforting Vietnamese noodle dish delights and nourishes in equal measure.

    Burgers

    Because meat (or "meat"), bread and cheese have just of as much of a place in the L.A. diet as green juice and kale salad.

    Burgers

    Burgers

    Because meat (or "meat"), bread and cheese have just of as much of a place in the L.A. diet as green juice and kale salad.

    Pho

    Pho

    This light, comforting Vietnamese noodle dish delights and nourishes in equal measure.

    Pizza

    Pizza

    Move over, East Coasters; L.A.'s pizza moment has finally arrived.

    Korean BBQ

    Korean BBQ

    Because tabletop grilling is one of L.A.'s quintessential dining experiences.

    Sandwiches

    Sandwiches

    Whether your tastes run classic or contemporary, there’s a delicious sandwich for you in L.A.

    Find great restaurants by cuisine

    Italian

    Italian

    For a city supposedly full of gluten-sensitive diners, L.A. has far more than its fair share of trattorias. 

    Spanish

    Spanish

    Enjoy the bold, garlicky flavors of the Iberian Peninsula all around L.A.

    Japanese

    Japanese

    Omakase, kaiseki and more casual fare at the city's best sushi bars, izakayas, ramenyas and more.

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