Food & Drink

Our starter guide to L.A.’s greatest taqueros.

We visited over four dozen spots to bring you the city’s top spots for crispy wings, juicy tenders and more.

From everyday to special-occasion, we've got you covered.

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

Our love for fried chicken comes in sandwich form, too.

For special occasions and other big-ticket nights, these amazing L.A. steakhouses are at your service.

This trendy L.A. neighborhood's dining scene is just as cool as it was ten years ago.

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

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.

Head to WeHo for all kinds of upscale dinner spots, celebrity hangouts and plenty in the way of red-sauce Italian cuisine.

Head to this historic Downtown neighborhood for sushi, ramen, Japanese curry and more. 

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

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

Escargot, steak frites and onion soup galore.

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

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

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

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