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Enrique Olvera’s hidden Arts District taqueria serves luxe Mexican street eats like buttery suadero tacos, crispy fish flautas, and crave-worthy churros.

Sqirl serves LA’s iconic ricotta toast and vibrant grain bowls in a minimalist, buzzy spot where housemade jams steal the show.

Doubting Thomas is a chic cafe in Historic Filipinotown known for its stellar breakfast burrito, seasonal pastries, and inviting patio vibe.

El Compadre is a vibrant Hollywood staple where massive enchilada platters, classic Mexican fare, and flaming margaritas create an unforgettable night out.

Gjusta: a sprawling Venice bakery and deli serving artisanal breads, standout sandwiches, smoked fish, and vibrant seasonal fare in a breezy, bustling spot.

Tucked away in Boyle Heights at Mariachi Plaza, Santa Cecilia serves up comforting Mexican favorites like hearty burritos and crispy tacos with a side of warmth.

Al's Hot Chicken is your go-to for mouthwatering Nashville-style fare, serving juicy, flavorful chicken with a spiciness that ranges from mild to "sign-a-waiver hot," all in a laid-back, friendly setting complete with a mural-perfect cozy vibe.

Step into Casa Vega, a 1950s Mexican haven where margaritas flow, taco platters reign, and the ambiance sparkles with old-school charm amidst a blend of A-listers and locals.

Nestled in Sawtelle Japantown, Kiriko offers a creative blend of Tokyo sushi and Japanese tapas in a cozy spot, celebrated for its fresh, high-quality fish and friendly vibe.

Ribtown BBQ is a hidden gem in Jefferson Park, serving up mouthwatering rib tips and brisket, all crafted with love and perfect for grab-and-go.