The Three Clubs

"Udatsu Sushi LA, a sanctuary for the discerning palate and connoisseurs of fine dining. Born from the prestigious Tokyo roots of the original Udatsu Sushi, an exclusive Omakase experience curated by Michelin-starred Chef Udatsu Hisashi. Immerse yourself in the storied Edomae tradition with our 18-course Omakase, a rare and intimate affair with only 8 coveted seats available. At Udatsu Sushi LA, we celebrate the artistry of sushi with a passionate focus on locally-sourced ingredients. Our offerings highlight seasonal treasures from the sea and Japan’s rich flora. Udatsu Sushi LA is a cultural touchstone, embodying Tokyo’s spirit of community and shared joy. Our commitment to "art x sushi" is reflected in every detail."

Longtime, family-owned butcher shop & meat market open since 1941 in the Original Farmers Market.

Sleek restaurant offering sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese classics in a contemporary space.

No-frills Chinese restaurant touts its large menu & appearance in the Jackie Chan movie "Rush Hour."

Old-school diner dishing up traditional American eats like burgers and fries.

A chic haven for seafood lovers, Found Oyster serves up fresh bivalves and lobster rolls alongside natural wines, all in a cozy, vibrant setting.

Nestled in the Hotel Normandie, this cozy cocktail lounge serves up delicious drinks in a stylishly dark setting that transforms into a lively nightspot.

Nestled in a gorgeous 1920s building, this intimate theater delivers a mix of original plays and classics, often featuring surprise star performances.

Neal Fraser’s fried chicken - “naked” or buttermilk-coated - with curly fries, tater tots & salads.