1. Maude
212 S Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
http://www.mauderestaurant.com/
Experience an intimate dining experience at Maude. Every month, chef Curtis Stone designs a new nine-course meal inspired by a different seasonal feature ingredient. This unique menu is exclusive to only 25 people each night, so make sure to reserve early! Reservations open a month in advance.
2. Terrine
8265 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles
Enjoy a romantic evening in Terrine’s dining garden decorated with strings of lights. This brasserie serves French classics with a Cali twist–some favourites include the Terrine De Foie Gras, the Assiette De Charcuteries, and the Octopus.
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3. Broken Spanish
1050 S. Flower Street
Los Angeles
Chef Ray Garcia elevates traditional Mexican dishes with a mix of modern Los Angeles flavor at Broken Spanish. This trendy restaurant showcases unique dishes such as the delectable Chicharoons, Oxtail Quesadillas, Tamales, and Red Snapper. Make sure to try out one of their many unique tequila cocktails as well!
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4. Cassia
1314 7th Street
Santa Monica
Cassia blends modern Californian dishes with the colourful flavours of Southeast Asia. To get a true feel for chef Bryant Ng’s culinary repertoire, the Vietnamese Pot Au Feu is a must try. The Pot Au Feu takes inspiration from Vietnam and France, harmoniously blending short rib pho stew, bone marrow, grilled bread, and walnut Dijon mustard in a traditional clay pot.
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5. Eight Korean BBQ
Multiple locations in Los Angeles & Buena Park
If you’re in L.A., Koreatown or “K-Town” is the hottest spot for the best Korean BBQ. Eight Korean BBQ is no exception with their famous “8 colourful flavours of pork.” Some of their unique variations of grill-your-own pork include Wine, Miso Paste, and Gochujang (Korean red pepper paste).
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6. Shojin
Multiple Locations in Los Angeles & Culver City
Vegetarians, Vegans, and Meat-Lovers: Shojin is a Vegan-Japanese fusion restaurant serving the “finest organic ingredients.” Their refreshing rolls and ramens will have vegans and meat-lovers both craving for more.
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7. Spinfish Poke House
36 W Colorado Blvd #7
Pasadena
Originating from Hawaii, Poke, a sashimi salad, has been recently gaining a large following of foodies in California. At Spinfish Poke House, you have the option to munch on some signature poke bowls or design your very own tasty concoction.
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8. Cafe Gratitude
Multiple locations in Los Angeles, San Diego, Venice
Vegetarians, Vegans, and Health Nuts all adore Café Gratitude for their 100% organic, plant-based cuisine. Not only are their hearty dishes like the Humble Indian Curry Bowl, the Fabulous Raw Lasagna, and the Whole Macrobiotic Bowl delicious but all ingredients are grown through sustainable agriculture. If you’re in a rush, there are many delicious juices, smoothies, and wellness elixirs that are perfect for an on-the-go refresher!
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9. Birch
1634 N Cahuenga Blvd
Los Angeles
Birch’s sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere is the perfect place to try chef Brendan Collins’ modern American cuisine. Influenced by the culinary and cultural diversity in L.A., dishes such as the Rabbit Baklava and the Pork Shank will envelop your tastes buds with a medley of exciting flavours and textures.
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10. Maré
7465 Melrose Ave
Los Angeles
Come dine under citrus trees and string lights at Maré’s outdoor dining patio. The quaint seafood-focused restaurant offers some of the best in seafood–like their signature fig-pomegranate sauce Branzino or their choose-your-own shellfish broth.
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