Location: Los Angeles
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Find out what American restaurants to try in Los Angeles. Having appeared in virtually countless TV and movie productions over the years, so many sites throughout Los Angeles are ingrained in our collective psyche - from the glamour of Hollywood and the palm tree-lined streets of Beverly Hills to the skyscrapers of downtown and the gorgeous coastline. Visiting for oneself, you’ll experience how Los Angeles feels much like a large collection of small towns connected across miles of wide boulevards and freeways. This city has a little bit of everything for everyone.
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10. The Boiling Crab
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By jennifer s
Super popular place, long queues especially on weekends so plan ahead. The experience is what makes this place, and the food is just as great. tasty crab claws with excellent butter cajun sauce as spicy as you like served with corn, potatoes, gumbo. Oh and expect things to get messy.
9. Lemonade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 413 reviews
Healthy, fresh restaurant serving a seasonal comfort-food menu paired with many types of delicious lemonade!
Reviewed By noelga2000
If you donât want to spend too much time and money, this is the place to grab lunch.You can choose various sides or sandwiches to eat in or to go before heading the beach. They have a few kinds of fresh lemonade as well. Another store in Santa Monica, but this one has better services.
8. Nickel Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By Bill N
We enjoyed our breakfast at Nickel's Diner. The food was good and the atmosphere was nostalgic. It was close to the loft apartment we rented for our visit to Los Angeles. Prices were high but this is downtown Los Angeles so it is understood. We like the Pantry better and it has similar prices.
7. Magic Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By Madison S
This was a highlight of our holiday for sure. Everyone is dressed to the nines and ready for fun. The hotel staff made reservations for us when we booked at the Magic Hotel, fast and easy but well in advance. Atmosphere and ambiance is through the roof and food was some of the best we had tried in Los Angeles.The wait staff is well trained and seasoned in the art of wine pairings. Magicians will leave you speechless as to how they did that. If we lived in LA we would book into Magic Castle for the night and make an evening of it. I mean why wouldn't you?
6. Langer's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 807 reviews
Reviewed By William B
The food there is great. I especially like the Chile Omelet. The pastrami is world famous. Don't go there after 3:00 p.m. because they close at 4:00 p.m. and after 4:00 p.m. the neighborhood transforms into a very dangerous area. I made the mistake of parking to eat there are 4:00 p.m. one day not knowing that they closed at 4:00 p.m. and when I went back to my car someone was trying to break in.
5. Karl Strauss Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Here at KARL, weâve been pioneering the craft beer scene since 1989 with beers like Aurora Hoppyalis IPA, Mosaic Session IPA, and Wreck Alley Imperial Stout. And we approach pairing beer & food with the same care and creativity. We describe our menu as âW
Reviewed By 534andyd
Went for the first time while in LA. This is a very nice place with very good food. Not just your regular Bar food fair. And a nice beer selection.Thanks for being a fan of our beers! We look forward to your next visit. Cheers!
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4. Toast Bakery Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By Edward D
We really enjoyed our breakfast here this morning. My husband got a spinach/mushroom/feta scramble with perfectly toasted bagel, butter, excellent berry jam (tasted homemade), and potatoes he didnât bother to eat. It was funny; the potatoes just didnât match the quality of everything else.I had shakshuka which I thought was very nicely done, baked with a wonderful large pepper that had a wonderful texture and was hot to the perfect degree for me. Bread basket cake with butter, that seemingly homemade berry jam, a really nice olive oil with pesto for dunking the warm rolls, and also tahini to contrast with the hot pepper. All of this was perfect. There were also sliced and pickled peppers on the side.
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3. Cafe Gratitude
Overall Ratings
4 based on 405 reviews
Reviewed By AskDrReg
I took a chance today eating at this vegan restaurant today. I was NOT disappointed. Since I generally cook 90% of my meals, I was skeptical about eating out. I had the "Sharing" nachos - this is what they are called on the menu. They were terrific. With respect to service, I was pleasantly surprised to be greeted so wholeheartedly at this "white" establishment. My experience at Santa Monica and Venice Beach restaurants have not always been so welcoming. It felt good to be treated with respect as a customer instead of brush off as a color. My server was Melissa and although she was busy, she was attentive. I highly recommend Cafe Gratitude. Thanks Melissa for the question of the day and the good-bye note ("You are blessed.").
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2. Flake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By 716jacquied
Great funky breakfast with reasonable prices. Even with an Uber there and back, we saved over $40 in breakfast from eating in Santa Monica. Limited seating, order at the counter, and they bring you your items when complete. The açaà bowls, bagel and croissant sammies were excellent.
1. Brent's Delicatessen & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1524 reviews
Founded in 1967, Brent's Deli (with locations in Northridge and Westlake Village) has been the ZAGAT-rated # 1 Delicatessen & Restaurant for 17 years. Brent's Deli features more than 650 items on its menu, as well as take-out, delivery anywhere in Souther
Reviewed By Jennifer S
Had to come here early Sunday morning for breakfast (had corned beef hash, fish platter) and got mouth watering food (lox and cream cheese, bagels, cod, chopped liver) to break the fast for Wednesday night! Looking forward to feasting on delicious food soon! Thank you!
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