Food & Drink

The artisan bagel boom is upon us—and we tracked down the best of the best.

In a city full of doughnut shops on what seems like every corner, we’ve got this breakfast staple down to a science.

Sometimes there's nothing better than a classic (whether it's made with meat or "meat"). 

L.A. is a carb town, believe it or not.

Greasy spoons, third-wave coffee shops and everything in between.

The city's best old-school joints, top-notch dim sum and boozy, more upscale affairs perfect for special occasion AM gatherings.

This West L.A. neighborhood is known for its tightly packed assortment of Asian restaurants.

From the best eateries along PCH to our favorite canyon hideaways.  

Eat your way through eclectic, vegan-friendly Highland Park, plus destination-worthy eateries in nearby Eagle Rock and Glassell Park.

This densely packed neighborhood is one of the best places to dine, and not just for Korean food.  

Between the boardwalk and bustling Abbot Kinney, this changing beach neighborhood is full of destination-worthy, delicious places to eat.

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.

Escargot, steak frites and onion soup galore.

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

This Southeast Asian cuisine deserves more attention than it's been given.

Stews, soups, noodles, dumplings, and of course KBBQ—here’s the best places in L.A. for Korean food.

The city's best, both within and outside of the SGV.

There's so much more to this Southeast Asian cuisine than pho and banh mi.