Type Neighborhood Business Type Food Type Products Services Tags People
September 28, 2009
Barney Greengrass Los Angeles
Sometimes you just need a nosh. Head to the top floor of Barneys New York for lox and bagels with a view of the hood.
September 8, 2009
Itacho Los Angeles
Ready, set, eat! Plates of hot shishito peppers, nasu miso eggplant, karaage chicken, and so much more fly out of the kitchen onto your table along with cold sake by the box.
September 8, 2009
Osteria La Buca Los Angeles
Traditional dishes like insalate tricolore, handmade gnocchi, and linguini carbonara. Wood paneling and warm light lend ambiance to the upscale setting.
September 8, 2009
The Griddle Cafe Los Angeles
Pancakes take the cake with coffee and bacon following close behind.
September 8, 2009
The Ivy Los Angeles
Go to see and be seen at the shabby chic home of scrumptious fried chicken, delectable minty gin gimlets, and a perpetually paparazzi-filled sidewalk.
September 8, 2009
Pho Cafe Los Angeles
Bright lights, big noodle bowls. Hot, cheap, fresh, and fast soup, rolls, and Vietnamese pancakes.
September 8, 2009
Abbot’s Pizza Company Los Angeles
The hole-in-the-wall establishment is (literally) a slice of life in Dogtown. Try the BBQ chicken or salad pie and ask for everything bagel crust.
September 8, 2009
Fountain Coffee Room Los Angeles
Sneak downstairs to the Beverly Hills Hotel’s old-timey breakfast and lunch counter for two eggs fried any way you like on the grill or a classic BLT.
Photo: Getty Images
September 8, 2009
La Botte Restaurante Los Angeles
Northern Italian food with Sicilian flair, romantic ambiance, and a stellar wine list. Not to mention a Michelin star.
September 8, 2009
Bottega Louie Los Angeles
Mangia morning, noon, or night. Italian pastries and strong coffee to start your day. Meatball sandwiches and Napoletana-style pizzas for break. Wine and stiff Manhattans when the sun goes down.
Photo: Courtesy of Bottega Louie
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