Best restaurants in Los Angeles
The top 3 according to 1,306 votes from people: Musso & Frank Grill · Langer's Delicatessen · Philippe the Original. (Updated Feb 1, 2023.)
Hollywood classics, legendary delis, tacos and tasting menus: the Los Angeles restaurants Eater and Angelenos say you must try.
Top 10
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1
Musso & Frank Grill
Hollywood's oldest restaurant (1919), with martinis and flannel cakes.
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2
Langer's Delicatessen
Famous for its #19 pastrami sandwich.
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3
Philippe the Original
Claims to have invented the French dip sandwich.
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4
The Apple Pan
Counter-only burger and pie shop since 1947.
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5
Dan Tana's
Red-sauce Italian favourite of celebrities in West Hollywood.
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6
République
French bistro and bakery in a historic building.
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7
Bestia
Rustic Italian in the Arts District.
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8
Guelaguetza
Oaxacan restaurant famous for its moles.
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9
Providence
Michelin-starred seafood tasting menu.
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10
Pink's Hot Dogs
Hot dog stand on La Brea since 1939.
Candidates
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11
Canter's Deli
24-hour Fairfax deli since the 1930s.
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12
Pann's Restaurant
Googie-style coffee shop near LAX.
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Comments (9)
The Apple Pan hickory burger and banana cream pie, don't change anything.
Bestia is still one of the hardest reservations in town.
Langer's #19 pastrami is the best sandwich in America, no debate.
Where's the taco trucks? Half the best food in LA is on wheels.
Philippe vs Cole's for the French dip, the eternal LA debate.
Pink's is more about the experience than the hot dog, honestly.
Pann's looks like a movie set because it is one 😄
Guelaguetza for mole, absolutely.
Musso & Frank is pure old Hollywood. Get a martini.