DK Travel : Los Angeles : Places to eat

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17th Street Café

Located in the ritziest part of Santa Monica, this low-key favorite borrows from Italian, French, and Mexican cuisines.
26 Beach Restaurant

This neighborhood restaurant serves generous portions of American and Continental cuisine in a romantic setting. Specialties include large burgers, pastas and salads.
Alegria Cocina Latina

Spanish and Latin American food and a hip crowd make it a popular bistro. Live entertainment on weekends.
Alto Palato

Locals are addicted to the crispy thin-crust pizza and the tempting menu. The Wednesday three-course prix fixe dinner is a steal.
Ammo

Simple California comfort food is served from morning to night at this tiny but cosy minimalist café.
Angelini Osteria

Having cooked for the Pope and presidents, Chef Angelini now regales homesick Italians and foodies with his comfort food.
Angelique Café

Great French country cooking at pauper-friendly prices are the hallmark of this Fashion District favorite which serves great paté.
Barbara’s at the Brewery

This self-service bistro in the Brewery Arts Complex doubles as an art gallery, with changing displays of work.
Bastide

Helmed by Alain Giraud, one of LA’s star chefs, this chic eatery transports you to the sunny climes of Southern France. Seated in the delightful tree-fringed garden, patrons linger over plates of sautéed foie gras or other upscale indulgences, accompanied by exquisite French wine.
Belmont Brewing Co

The tables on the huge deck overlooking the Belmont Pier are the most coveted. Wash down the tasty pizza with the homemade beers.

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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