DK Travel : Los Angeles : Hollywood : Places to eat

Ammo

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

This romantic, French-style eatery offers mostly outdoor seating in a lovely courtyard with hanging amber lights and olive and lavender plants.
Madame Matisse

Popular for breakfast, this bistro also turns out delicious French country classics for lunch and dinner. No beer or wine.
Mel’s Drive-in

Those hungry for nostalgia and big juicy burgers should head to this 1950s-style diner. The original featured in the classic 1973 movie American Graffiti .
Musso & Frank Grill

Steaks and chops dominate the menu of Hollywood’s oldest (since 1919) restaurant. It was a major hangout for celebrities such as Hemingway and other literary giants.
Pig’n’Whistle

This 1927 landmark reopened with its gorgeous dark wood interior beautifully restored. The menu features famous pork dishes.
Pinot Hollywood

Joachim Splichal’s eatery serves great Californian/French fusion cuisine. Patio and bar area with sofas.
Prizzi’s Piazza

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

One of Wolfgang Puck’s newest outposts serves French and Italian food. You must try the bellini , a bubbly blend of green apple juice and prosecco .
Yuca’s Hut

Head this way for yummy Mexican food. Try the cochinita pibil tacos.