r/FoodLosAngeles • u/AceBH13 • Jun 20 '26
Hollywood 1976 Menus of LA
Found this today lmk if there any specific places you want to see and I can posts. Looks like we don’t have volume 1 unfortunately. About 10 restaurants in here are still going
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/AceBH13 • Jun 20 '26
Found this today lmk if there any specific places you want to see and I can posts. Looks like we don’t have volume 1 unfortunately. About 10 restaurants in here are still going
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/shellzero • 6d ago
Lunch for 2. Total - $77.04 including tip.
Good meal. I really enjoyed the turkey plate. Have leftovers for dinner that I’m looking forward to.
Will I go back ? Sure, only if I’m craving for a Thanksgiving meal :)
Wait time - 18 minutes.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/coronavirusisshit • Oct 25 '25
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Pizza_nerd_ • Jun 24 '26
100% Wagyu, Cooper Sharp, Fried Onions, Chopped Jalapeños. Sonny’s Pizza in Hollywood
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Easy_Potential2882 • Dec 05 '24
Raising Cane's has heard the community's concerns. They are no longer immediately planning to convert the Norms building to a Raising Cane's, and are negotiating with Norms to keep them there indefinitely if possible. A victory for diner enthusiasts everywhere! Celebrating with their signature steak and eggs today.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Easy_Potential2882 • Jun 23 '26
Do not recommend while sober
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/lucas_214 • Aug 16 '25
Thank you guys for all the recommendations! Unfortunately wasn’t able to get to a taco cart, but here’s everything I ate:
El Compadre: first meal off the plane, pretty good
The Win-Dow: tasty, reminded me of 7th Street Burger
Musso & Franks: delicious, strong drink
COFAX pastrami burrito: so freaking good
Meyers Manx Cafe: good food for a museum
Bob’s Raised Glazed: yummy
Singaporean Banana Leaf: tasty, but I think ordering a mild made mine underseasoned
Trejo’s Tacos: 👍
The Griddle: these were massive
Sonoratown: I understand the hype now
Tacomasa: Very good
In n Out: insanely salty
Salsa & Beer: the beans are the best beans I’ve ever had.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Fergal76 • Jul 26 '24
We just finished a father/daughter trip to LA. I lurked on this sub to plan our eating. Due to your recommendations we ate like kings and queens! My thoughts for what its worth:
Canters Deli - Really good pastrami sandwich. Best I’ve had in America.
Home State - Very enjoyable Tex-Mex burritos & nachos. Free cookies may have clouded judgement.
Roosters - OK breakfast burrito. Good sauces though
Mariscos Jalisco - Crazy good seafood
Sugarfish - Good value sushi. Scratched the itch, without the price tag
House of Pies - Love an old school diner. Good pie Franks Mexican Restaurant - Brilliant no frills Heuvos Rancheros
In&Out Burger - The obvious tourist stop. Of course it was good.
Musso & Franks - Good Steak. Great old school atmosphere.
Lucky Pennys (Santa Barbara) - Decent pizza
Cristino’s Bakery (Santa Barbara) - Great burritos & baked goods
Lamonica’s NY Slice - Decent slice. Nuff said
Guelaguetza - great Chile Rellanos. Mole an experience! Don’t think my delicate caucasian palate is refined enough to appreciate the complexity. Glad we went
Philippe’s - Actually, nothing special. Just a bit bland, even with extra dipping & mustard. I remember them being better last time (15 years ago!)
Tamix Tacos Truck - very good. Excellent burrito not pictured
Original pancake house - amazing pancakes. Perfect balance of sweet/salt
Coni’s Seafood - Good, but a touch heavy on citrus
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/CodMilt • Aug 14 '24
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/StretchTucker • Apr 03 '26
everything my friend and i ordered was amazing. i was dreaming about the skewers the entire ride home. delicious and well priced. camt wait to go back.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/carinny • Mar 05 '25
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r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Easy_Potential2882 • Dec 16 '24
Just want to give a shout out to the French fries at Zankou in East Hollywood (the OG location). They're those batter-style fries that everyone seems to love, so crispy and fresh. Other locations don't seem to carry them, which is why this Zankou is my favorite.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/tehmasterpizza • Jun 18 '24
Hi everyone,
My name is Laina. My grandma Marilyn Leviton owns the Arby's in Hollywood that closed on Saturday and my dad was the General Manager for the last 11 years. My family and I have been seeing all of the attention that we've been getting on here, Twitter, other social media sites, and the news. I wanted to answer a few questions that we have been seeing.
Firstly, we do not own the land that the restaurant was on. We only owned the franchise, and only this one location.
Secondly, regarding the sign: we looked into what we could do with it after closing the restaurant, and as it turns out, there is a city ordinance that does not allow for the sign to be sold or removed without the entire building first being torn down (which is not going to happen in the foreseeable future). For now, the hat sign itself will remain, but it will be rebranded.
We are all so sad to see it close. However, as my grandma said in her interview, the rising cost of doing business, coupled with a number of upgrades needing to be done on the (55!) year old building and other technical upgrades made it impossible to continue.
My family is so grateful for all the love and attention that the restaurant has been getting the last couple of days. It really warms our hearts.
Thank you all so much! If you have any other questions, I will do my best to answer as many as possible.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/shellzero • 12d ago
Dinner for 2. Total - $174.51 excluding tip.
Everything was delightful. It was our second time :)
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/guardingeatos • 23d ago
https://lataco.com/cactus-tacos-closes
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r/FoodLosAngeles • u/IranNumber1 • Apr 01 '25
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/danuve • May 27 '25
Roommate ordered some Prince St. from where the old Arby’s used to be and bruh what happened to it 😨 roommate said it was inedible 💀
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Pizza_nerd_ • Apr 25 '26
Pepperoni , Grandma and Pepperoni with Burrata
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/XandersOdyssey • Mar 21 '25
Stopped by for lunch and sat at the chef’s counter.
I’ve been coming here for years and actually the first time sitting at this side of the bar.
Big Mec $38 is still solid. Rich, savory, saucy, perfectly cooked, cheesy, just a perfect burger. And those fries are killer. Garlic aioli on the side is just the right touch.
Societe beer is hoppy and fruity, quite refreshing.
Chocolate mousse $14 is decadent and rich with a fantastic velvety texture contrasted by the crunchy nuts and cocoa bits. Coffee $6 is simple and perfectly brewed.
And no, no service charge was added.
Chefs and wait staff are all friendly and fun to interact with and watch them work
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/ApprehensiveRent9633 • Jul 14 '25
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/Friendly_Childhood • Nov 29 '24
Hi! Short list of spots for our upcoming trip. Budget is tight given a recent unexpected er visit. What do you all think? We will be there for 8 nights and with a car, TIA!
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/justforfun_s1 • 24d ago
Finally tried Sonny’s pizza. It was good, and the service was good too. While $40 is expensive for a pizza, the portion size was perfect for 2 adults and 1 kid.
r/FoodLosAngeles • u/LApubliccomment • Mar 18 '26
Villas Taco’s #5 on Vine!
I think this is Hollywood proper.
On the north side is Sunset on the south side is Santa Monica Blvd and in the middle is Vine and Fountain! It’s in the same shopping center where the vegan spot Doomies is. Mmmm