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Where to Eat and Drink

MIDTOWN: Price Guide
Los Angeles Pizzeria Mozza $$ Prices are for a three-course meal
Italian Map D3 for one, a half-bottle of house wine, and
BEVERLY HILLS: The Bazaar $$$ 641 N Highland Ave, 90036 all extra charges, including tax.
Spanish Map C4 Tel (323) 297-0101 $ up to $45
SLS Hotel at Beverly Hills, Come here for creative pizzas $$ $45–$80
465 S La Cienega Blvd, 90048 served straight from the stone $$$ over $80
Tel (310) 246-5567 oven, located within sight of
Chef José Andrés’s gourmet fare the diners. The Italian wines DK Choice
lures foodies here from all over on offer are modestly priced.
the world. Guests have a number Its sister restaurant Osteria LA JOLLA:
of areas to choose from: striking Mozza is located next door. George’s at the Cove $$$
dining rooms, a breezy American
Mediterranean-style terrace, or a DK Choice 1250 Prospect St, 92037
welcoming patisserie. Tel (858) 454-4244 Closed lunch
SANTA MONICA: Melisse $$$ This hip restaurant with refined
DOWNTOWN: Hae Jang Chon French Map B4 service has a menu that boasts
Korean BBQ Restaurant $ 1104 Wilshire Blvd, 90401 cleverly conceived seafood
Korean Map E4 Tel (310) 395-0881 dishes made using local ingred-
3821 W 6th St, 90020 The three-course prix-fixe ients. An extensive list of wines
Tel (213) 389-8777 menus at this two-star Michelin and cocktails comple ments the
Head to this eatery in the restaurant highlight fresh, inventive cuisine. Gorgeous
city’s bustling Koreatown for seasonal ingredients and offer views of the ocean and modern
authentic fare. Dutiful servers excellent wine pairings. Start design make this an indulgent
explain the traditional menu’s with the changing amuse- dining choice.
various intricacies. Exceptionally bouche with caviar and move
popular for celebrations. on to the black truffle risotto,
and end your meal with the SAN DIEGO: Hodad’s $
DOWNTOWN: Philippe warm chocolate ganache tart. American
The Original $ The vegetarian tasting menu is 5010 Newport Ave, 92107
Delicatessen Map E4 also recommended. Tel (619) 224-4623
1001 N Alameda St, 90012 This beachside joint has served
Tel (213) 628-3781 huge burgers to hungry surfers
Founded in 1908, this is one for decades. Hefty patties stacked
of LA’s oldest restaurants – and high with fresh toppings are
the self-proclaimed birthplace San Diego County accompanied by a basket of
of the French dip sandwich – “frings” – fries and rings.
Philippe serves beef, lamb, pork, CORONADO:
and turkey versions. 1500 Ocean $$$ SAN DIEGO: Karl Strauss
Mediterranean Brewing Company $
HOLLYWOOD: Pink’s Hotel del Coronado, 1500 Orange American
Famous Hot Dogs $ Ave, 92118 1157 Columbia St, 92101
American Map C3 Tel (619) 522-8490 Closed lunch; Tel (619) 234-2773
709 N La Brea Ave, 90038 Sun & Mon Pub fare and a wide assortment
Tel (323) 931-4223 The farm-to-table cuisine at the of hand-crafted beers on tap
This legendary hot-dog stand is Hotel Del’s signature beachfront are available at this downtown
where Orson Welles once ate restaurant makes use of coastal microbrewery. Menu favorites
18 frankfurters. The classic chili ingredients. Cocktails incorporate include meat loaf, burgers,
dog is a crowd favorite. Specialty fresh herbs. Extensive wine list. salads, and wings.
dogs are named for celebrities.
DK Choice
HOLLYWOOD: Musso and
Frank Grill $$$
Steak House Map C3
6667 Hollywood Blvd, 90028
Tel (323) 467-7788 Closed Sun
& Mon
Hollywood’s oldest restaurant,
Musso and Frank never seems
to go out of style. Featuring
classic mahogany and leather
decor, it draws a crowd of both
tourists and locals, who head
to the bar for expertly made
martinis. Old-school favorites
include chicken pot pie, liver
and onions, and juicy steaks.
Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs, Hollywood
For more information on types of restaurants see pages 28–9

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