The Sherman

Classic spot for sports viewing with cocktails, American comfort food & several tvs.

Tucked between a bookstore and a theater in Los Feliz, Goldburger serves up hefty smashburgers made from grass-fed beef, crispy edges, and spicy curly fries, perfect for a quick, delicious bite before a show.

Discover the vibrant flavors of North African tacos and rice bowls at Revolutionario, a cozy spot where creativity meets culinary delight.

Hidden along Melrose, Carlitos Gardel serves up succulent Argentinian steaks alongside a stellar wine list in a cozy, romantic atmosphere.

Nestled just off major freeways, this budget hotel offers basic en suite rooms and a shared kitchen; it’s a bare-bones retreat near LA's diverse attractions.

Lukshon serves up inventive Southeast Asian dishes in a chic setting, where communal plates and bold flavors promise a culinary adventure.

A beloved family-owned Italian eatery in the Palisades, known for its heavenly garlic rolls and pizzas, exudes warmth and nostalgia with every bite.

Dive into the Corporation Food Hall, a cozy, vibrant spot in DTLA packed with diverse eateries whipping up everything from fried chicken to fresh pasta.

"ATLA's foray into the west coast. The laid-back restaurant offers an informal take on Mexican cuisine, with a focus on organic, sustainable, and seasonal ingredients. Open for lunch and dinner, the menu reflects favorites from its sister restaurant in New York City, including its much-loved quesadillas, tacos, and chicken soup, with additional dishes inspired by its location in California, such as ceviches and aguachiles utilizing the freshest local seafood."

Tacos 1986 is a must-visit Downtown LA taco shop where homemade tortillas cradle mouthwatering carne asada and adobada, served with a side of lively guacamole.