DK Travel : Los Angeles : Places to eat

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Prizzi’s Piazza

Famous for its garlic breadsticks, epic wine list, big plates of pasta, and crispy thin-crust pizza.
R-23

Canvases adorn the walls of this sophisticated sushi parlor in a former warehouse in the Arts District. The raw fish morsels are divine.
Rosalind’s

Try the fragrant meat and vegetable stews at this Ethiopian joint. Music and dance erupt frequently.
Saladang Song

Complex flavors and a lovely Post-Modern patio make this trendy Thai eatery a Pasadena favorite. Insiders swear by the delicious flavored rice soup breakfast.
Sir Winston’s

Fancy yourself royalty when dining at this old-fashioned romantic restaurant aboard the Queen Mary. The beef phyllo is recommended. Dress code.
Soot Bull Jeep

Grill your own deliciously marinated meat over charcoal at this authentic Korean barbecue place.
Spago Beverly Hills

Stargazers are likely to report sightings when dining at Wolfgang Puck’s flagship restaurant, one of the pioneers of California cuisine.
Spago Beverly Hills

This beautiful Wolfgang Puck outpost is a favorite with the rich and famous and a great place to sample California cuisine. The chef keeps the menu in flux but always pairs supreme cuts of meat or fish with seasonal side dishes such as chanterelle mushrooms. The lox pizza is always popular. Early reservations essential (see Spago Beverly Hills, Spago Beverly Hills).
Surya

Visit this Indian restaurant with decor inspired by the Hindu sun god for breads, tandoori, and curries.
Sushi of Naples

You’ll love the sushi and teriyaki chicken. Special combos at lunch and discounted specials at night.

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Restaurant price categories

Price categories include a three-course meal for one, a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable extra charges including tax.
- under $25
- $25–$50
- $50–$80
- over $80