Restaurants in Los Angeles
Eating at home can be time consuming and monotonous, which is why Los Angeles restaurants are the daily favorite of all city residents who want to try something new, exciting, and maybe even offbeat. From all the major cuisines of the world to the no-frills dining of fast food, restaurants in the city offer customers thousands of varieties that are too many to be counted. What’s more, many restaurants now allow customers to bring in online coupons that save them money and add to the convenience of eating out.
LA Chef: Danny Fischer of Baby Blues BBQ
Walking into Baby Blues BBQ, a few things are obvious. First, given the aroma that emanates from the open kitchen, it is clear that there is some serious barbecuing going on. Second, based on the decor, the owner of the place must be from Philly.
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Los Angeles Restaurants by category
Fast Foods
Fast food gets a bad rap, thanks in large part to those who insist on eating it every day. But if you enjoy it only occasionally or are in a pickle and need something in a hurry, there’s nothing like the neighborhood drive thru to give your nerves and your hunger pangs much needed relief. Whether you’re in the mood for a traditional burger and fries or just craving a quick snack and latte, Los Angeles fast food restaurants get you what you want right when you want it.
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Pizza Restaurants
Pizza can be a complicated thing: thick or thin crust? Pepperoni or Sausage? Chicago style or delivery? Thankfully, Los Angeles pizza restaurants make the choices simple with their signature styles that customers know they like and order every time they get a craving. Apart from pizza, these restaurants increasingly offer other Italian style foods, including pasta, salads, garlic bread and breadsticks, and traditional desserts like tiramisu and calzones.
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Mexican Restaurants
One of the most popular types of cuisine in the city is Mexican cuisine, with such perennial favorites as burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas, and chimichangas. But that only forms part of the cuisine, as any menu at one the many Los Angeles Mexican restaurants will tell you. Mexican cuisine is a wide and vaired culinary specialty, including such savory fare as tamales, trotas, elote, ceviche, chalupas, and those tasty little stuffed morsels known as empanadas.
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American Restaurants
Defining American cuisine can be an almost impossible task, but identifying the best Los Angeles American restaurants is thankfully a much easier endeavor. Whether you’re craving the perfectly cooked petit filet or a gourmet version of your favorite macaroni and cheese, look no further than the Los Angeles American restaurants which have everything to satiate even the pickiest palettes. After all, there’s a lot more to American cuisine than just apple pie!
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Chinese Restaurants
Los Angeles Chinese restaurants are among the most popular in town, delighting diners with such perennial favorites as kung pao, mu shu, and endless varieties of lo mein and fried rice. For those who crave something more authentic than the Chinese style food found at many chain restaurants, there is plenty to choose from: many independently-owned restaurants feature items made of duck, octopus, and even eel. With that kind of variety, there’s something for everyone on the menu.
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Burger Joints
Burgers and fries are the most popular American fast food, though every meat eater will tell you that not all burgers are made equal. The most popular Los Angeles burger joints are those that don’t just make a killer burger, but allow you to customize your burger and sides to your tastes. These hopping burger joints are typically themed to enhance the experience for guests and remain open well into the wee hours of the night.
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More Categories
- Italian Restaurants
- Seafood Restaurants
- Japanese Restaurants
- Barbeque
- Thai Restaurants
- Steak Restaurants
- Asian Restaurants
- Sushi
- Diners
- Indian/Pakistani Restaurants
- Korean Restaurants
- Burrito Places
- French Restaurants
- Vietnamese Restaurants
- Vegetarian Restaurants
- Wing Joints
- Mediterranean Restaurants
- Fried Chicken Restaurants
- Sandwich Shops
- Middle Eastern Restaurants
- Greek Restaurants
- Cajun/Creole Restaurants
- Latin American Restaurants
- Soul Food
- Dim Sum Restaurants
- California Cuisines
- Spanish Food
- Caribbean Restaurants
- German Restaurants
- Cuban Restaurants
- Falafel Restaurants
- Australian Restaurants
- Cafeteria
- Filipino Restaurants
- Dumpling Restaurants
- Brazilian Restaurants
- Argentinian Restaurants
- Indonesian Restaurants
- Eastern European Restaurants
- Asian Fusion
- Malaysian Restaurants
- Hawaiian Restaurants
- African Restaurants
- Bar Scene
- Moroccan Restaurants
- Noodle Houses
- Supper Clubs
- Burmese Restaurants
- Casual Restaurants
- Mongolian Restaurants
Los Angeles Restaurants by Neighborhood
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Downtown
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Hilton Universal City
555 Universal Hollywood Drive
Universal City
CA
91608
(800) 252-0306
The Hilton Los Angeles Universal City is a lavish and peaceful hotel located on six beautiful acres, yet within two miles of Disney Studios, NBC and Warner Brothers.
Le Montrose Suite Hotel
900 Hammond St
West Hollywood
CA
90069
(310) 855-1115
LA's premier boutique hotel...the home away from home to creative spirits on the move. www.lemontrose.com Twitter: twitter.com/LeMontroseHotel Toll-free Reservations Line (US & Canada): 800-776-0666 GDS Code: YX
Knott's Berry Farm
8039 Beach Blvd.
Buena Park
CA
90620
(714) 220-5200
Unique among Southern California's many theme parks, Knott's Berry Farm combines the thrill of an amusement park with the old fashioned down home charm of a California farm. No matter what you define as "fun", you can find it at Knott's Berry Farm.
Chamberlaine Hotel Los Angeles
1000 Westmount Dr
West Hollywood
CA
90069
(310) 657-7400
Discover Contemporary Elegance at this Boutique Hotel in LA. Close to the shopping and nightlife of Beverly Hills, this is a relaxing oasis to return to every night.
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