The boat noodles and Jade noodles are both great but my favorite thing about Sapp is the Thai iced tea. Some of the best I've had.
Jade noodles
Beautiful well-priced fresh and sumptuous middle eastern food. I’d go weekly if I could.
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Great little hole in the wall taco joint.
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Cafe serving Verve coffee in an airy, studio-like space. Free wifi and parking in the back. Via Ashley Fratello.
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Middle Eastern. Best falafel in LA. Get the mezze plate
A stunning piece of architecture with equally stunning views of the LA skyline and Hollywood Hills. A great living monument to astronomical science that's free and open to the public to boot!
An LA classic.
Really lovely natural house made sodas, such as parsley & mint with honey and ginger.
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Delicious charcuterie.
Great for tomahawk steak and marrow pie
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Hipsters, old school video games, the return of former underground food scene darlings Starry Kitchen, and a late night menu. East LA at its finest.
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Vegetarian friendly. Full of carnivores. The Mexican food you want in a city full of it. Beef belly!
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Migas with Avocado. Brisket. Breakfast Tacos.
Scrambled eggs with brisket
Now the hottest new place in weho (SS16). Cornbread. Drinks. Celebs.
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I hear the ramen is well worth a visit. Want to go. Photo via @johnmiyagi (Instagram).
Amazing authentic ramen on the cheap, nestled in a food court inside Mitsuwa market. My personal favorite is the salt ramen.
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Seeing what the fuss is about!
Favorite brunch in LA. Expect a line. Try the sorrel pesto bowl, brioche toast with jam, & hor-choffee (horchata coffee)
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Newcomer for middle eastern lunch and dinner. Very buzzed about for good reason
Brunch recommended by Ashley Fratello, and celeb spotting.
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Legendary and worth tracking her down
Of course.
An institution
Thai street food that is like crack cocaine. Beautiful selection of wines that pair well with the cuisine.
Thai Street food, praise is well deserved
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New quick casual Taiwanese-Chinese in Silver Lake. Want to go. (photo: chefjeremyfox on Instagram)
Go-to in silverlake. Wonderful, light Taiwanese. Sometimes a line. Try the iced green teas too.
Neighborhood coffee joint
Phenomenal modern Italian.
One of my LA favorites. Italian - small plates
Local produce and grocery store.
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Delicious breakfast, brunch and La Voz coffee. Try their homemade biscuits.
Great for brunch
Fancy waffles. Avocado toast. Intelli coffee. All at a walk-up counter in Echo Park.
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The best part of waking up here, besides the beach next door, were the croissants from Sugarbloom bakery.
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#wanttogo - via @grandpark_la (Instagram)
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Amazing coffee and bicycle repair shop on the LA river.
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Fresh tacos AND delicious burgers? Eater calls it delightful hard-shelled nostalgia. Curious to see for myself.
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Dated, but in a good way. Overpriced, but you get your money's worth. Service can be a touch amateur, but you don't go for service. I recommend.
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Boozy Popsicle !
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Japanese keiseki cuisine with Western touches. Food looks exquisite. Paired well with the minimal, clean interior. Really want to go. Via Jonathan Gold.
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Nice, fresh lunch spot.
A great place for lunch. Fresh, quick, and good ambiance too. Don't miss the specials or chicken kebab!
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Southeast Asian-inspired menu in a classic Art Deco building from the owners of Rustic Canyon and former chef at Spice Table. Want to go. Photo via @chefjeremyfox on Instagram.
So so so good. French & Asian inspired. Eat the Kaya toast!
Dying to go
Just LOVE. Always a good choice!
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Ice cream. So good
Cold press Popsicles
I always thought eggs were kind of slutty. Delicious. I recommend.
Delicious eggy goodness
Jonathan Gold's 5 best L.A. burritos. Want to go.
Jonathan Gold's 5 best L.A. burritos. Want to go.
Jonathan Gold's 5 best L.A. burritos. Want to go.
Jonathan Gold's 5 best L.A. burritos. Want to go.
Remarkable, healthy smoothies. Pictured: Coconut milk, banana, raw almond butter, date, maca, chia seed, himalayan salt.
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Amazing cafe in a beautiful, bright space. There's a hum here that, combined with the color scheme, just makes you want to smile. The coffee, sweet, and savory menus are all equally tempting. Co-owner Charles Babinski just won the 2015 US Barista Championship as well!
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Ran here every morning when I stayed in S. Monica. An oasis amidst Venice hot messery. Great espressos, vinyls on the turntable. The cortado here is served in a silver demi with a touch of turbinado sugar. Ask for Nicely; he's awesome. I recommend.
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The flautas are great. A good little spot - one of LA's best chefs told me it's his favorite place to eat lunch.
New, used, trade books in a big loft space, very cool. Cafe and vinyl LPs now too.
Very cool space. I could spend a whole day here! So creatively designed and the whole upper level is split between interesting independent shops and a huge $1 section.
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Korean BBQ. Want to go
JD says "super authentic Thai - get the coco mango salad and green mussel soup"
Recommended by JD for the omelette
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From the guys who did Animal, a great little spot on 3rd street. Mostly seafood but a mix of everything. Each dish we tried for lunch was excellent, most of all the fried chicken sandwich.
Not a Japanese restaurant! Upscale dining in Century City with a trendy ambiance but great food. Don't miss the short rib
Lovely French restaurant with a perfect ambiance. Great for small dinners or parties.
A juice/smoothie/vitamin/health food shop that is home to a few $10 beverages. Try the radiant skin smoothie!
Fun place for Thai food on Sunset Strip. More experimental dishes than the average Thai restaurant. Definitely a bit rowdy and rock-n-roll - not a laid back dining experience!
Excellent meal. Options ranging from 4-16 courses, with plenty of amuse buche thrown in. The signature menu (6 courses) is most popular and impeccable, as is the service. Prepare for a lengthy and pricey but well worth it dining experience. And an experience it is! Standouts were the prawns and waygu beef.
Fabulous Omakase, fresh as could be, albeit pricey. Expect a celebrity sighting.
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Breathtaking restaurant and a simple lunch menu that hits the spot.
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Favorite Chinese food place in LA. Healthy and fresh (no msg) Prices are definitely right.
Favorite LA spot. A great place to sit and have an afternoon of talking and eating with a friend.
Great selections of different salads as well as delicious sandwiches and pizzas. A fun casual alternative to big brother Gjelina next door.
Excellent barbecue and fixins!
Wonderful area to sit and work (despite lack of wifi). Delicious salads, drinks, lovely European feeling cafe environment
Great food, best boba. Beach cheery environment. Prices somewhat steep for a cafe.
My favorite breakfast spot in LA in an unexpected area. Great food and service! Old school feel Expect a wait on weekend mornings.
