What are the best restaurants in Los Angeles?

Top-rated restaurants in Los Angeles include n/naka (A+), Providence (A+), Baroo (A+), Genwa Korea BBQ (Beverly Hills) (A), Nick's Pasadena (A). Grades are based on AI analysis of thousands of reviews.

What neighborhoods have the best food in Los Angeles?

The strongest dining neighborhoods in Los Angeles are Downtown (19 A-range restaurants), Pasadena (18 A-range restaurants), Santa Monica (17 A-range restaurants), Beverly Hills (13 A-range restaurants).

What cuisines is Los Angeles known for?

Los Angeles is known for American, Japanese, Mexican, Italian, Korean. These cuisines have the highest concentration of top-rated restaurants.

How expensive is eating out in Los Angeles?

Restaurants in Los Angeles span all price ranges: budget (154), moderate (421), expensive (595), very_expensive (157), extremely_expensive (82). There are options for every budget.

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Best Restaurants in Los Angeles

1411 restaurants analyzed out of 17258 identified · United States

Los Angeles has 1411 analyzed restaurants across 8 dining neighborhoods. The strongest areas for dining are Downtown, Pasadena, Santa Monica. Top cuisines include American, Japanese, Mexican.

Grade Distribution

A+3 restaurants A55 restaurants A-216 restaurants B+460 restaurants B445 restaurants B-152 restaurants C+39 restaurants C16 restaurants C-20 restaurants D5 restaurants

Top Restaurants in Los Angeles

n/naka A+ · Kaiseki, Japanese · Palms
Providence A+ · Seafood tasting menu, Contemporary American · Melrose
Baroo A+ · Modern Korean, Korean · Little Tokyo
Genwa Korea BBQ (Beverly Hills) A · Korean barbecue, Korean · Beverly Hills
Nick's Pasadena A · American bistro, American · Downtown Pasadena
Vinh Loi Tofu A · Vietnamese vegan, Vietnamese · Reseda
555 East American Steakhouse A · Steakhouse, American · Downtown Long Beach
Damian A · Modern Mexican, Mexican · Arts District
Bestia A · Modern Italian, Italian · Arts District
Restaurant at The Getty Center A · Contemporary American, American · Brentwood

Top Neighborhoods for Dining

Downtown — 67 restaurants, 19 rated A- or higher · Known for American bar food
Pasadena — 82 restaurants, 18 rated A- or higher · Known for New American
Santa Monica — 79 restaurants, 17 rated A- or higher · Known for New American
Beverly Hills — 24 restaurants, 13 rated A- or higher · Known for Californian
Koreatown — 40 restaurants, 13 rated A- or higher · Known for Korean barbecue
Long Beach — 71 restaurants, 12 rated A- or higher · Known for Burgers
West Hollywood — 32 restaurants, 8 rated A- or higher · Known for New American
Hollywood — 43 restaurants, 6 rated A- or higher · Known for Thai

Cuisine Strengths

American — 479 restaurants, 72 rated A- or higher
Japanese — 109 restaurants, 33 rated A- or higher
Mexican — 111 restaurants, 20 rated A- or higher
Italian — 71 restaurants, 18 rated A- or higher
Korean — 39 restaurants, 14 rated A- or higher
Mediterranean — 59 restaurants, 14 rated A- or higher
Pizza — 33 restaurants, 10 rated A- or higher
Latin American — 95 restaurants, 9 rated A- or higher
Middle Eastern — 33 restaurants, 8 rated A- or higher
Modern American — 11 restaurants, 7 rated A- or higher

Hidden Gems

Vinh Loi Tofu A — Vibrant vegan Vietnamese spot led by an owner who often curates your meal; outstanding flavors and...
Mi Cocinita Chapina A- — Beloved Guatemalan comfort-food spot with handmade tortillas and hearty classics; great flavors,...
Homegirl Café A- — Mission-driven Cal-Mex cafe with standout chilaquiles and warm service; good value for breakfast...
Allegro of Bel Air Pizzeria A- — Neighborhood pizzeria with friendly vibes and consistently liked pies near the Getty, though...

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