Hama Sushi

A modern take on traditional hot pot, where you cook your own food in bubbling broth.

This Little Tokyo gem crafts hand-pulled udon dishes in a lively open kitchen, spotlighting not just noodles but crispy takoyaki and indulgent karaage.

Nestled on Melrose Place, this charming farmers market bursts with friendly vendors offering fresh produce, flowers, and tempting baked goods, making Sundays special.

Masa, a cozy family-run pizzeria in Echo Park, serves hearty Chicago-style deep-dish pies alongside vegan options and delightful bread pudding.

Breezy, open bistro with white brick walls specializing in globally-influenced California cuisine.

Sqirl is a must-visit East Hollywood cafe, serving up indulgent ricotta toast piled high with vibrant jams, alongside inventive and fresh breakfast bowls in a bustling yet cozy setting.

Nestled in Hollywood, Gwen is a chic butcher-restaurant that serves exquisite fire-based dishes against a backdrop of Art Deco glamour and top-notch service.

At this buzzing Venice bakery-deli-café, Gjusta offers mouthwatering house-baked breads, gourmet sandwiches, and an array of fresh pastries in a lively, sun-soaked space.

Nestled in Little Tokyo’s Japanese Village Plaza, Café Dulce is your go-to spot for heavenly coffees, delightful pastries—including their famous green tea donuts—and a buzz of friendly energy that makes every visit a treat.

Nestled in Melrose Hill, Ètra boasts a trendy vibe with Italian-inspired dishes, standout meatballs, and a cozy atmosphere that keeps diners coming back for more.