1. Tres by José Andrés
465 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Spanish Restaurant · Mid-City West · 24 tips and reviews
gina mom: Brunch buffet here is pretty amazing. Beautiful set up all around, exquisite meats like prime rib & exotic touches like caviar & that gazpacho- totes recommended! Esp if you get a private dining room.
Pocket Sun: European style brunch table is the best! $42 per person but it's worth it. Great salmon, oysters, shrimps, caviar and prime rib. Pastries are not as good as I thought though.
Sandeep: Jidori chicken is great and a large sized portion. The pistachio crusted lamb loin was cooked beautifully. Fantastic food overall.
2. Cal Mare
7.1
131 La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Center Ground Floor, Los Angeles, CA
Italian Restaurant · Mid-City West · 10 tips and reviews
Elizabeth Bakhash: Pumpkin angellotti was outrageous. Caviar tower is well worth the $$. Loved!!!!!!
Paige C: A culinary dream! Everything from the fresh pastas, caviar, seafood and meat were fresh & delicious. Chef Joe Sasto is wonderful. The ambiance and decor are so beautiful. Perfect for groups!
Seba 🍣: Their food is amazing and the atmosphere is great. I tried the Saffron arancini for appetizer, little gem lettuce salad, margarita pizza and the spaghetti al granchino. All are 10/10 😍👏🏼
3. Crossroads Kitchen
8.9
8284 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurant · Mid-City West · 92 tips and reviews
Los Angeles: Get the artichoke oysters - an artichoke leaf serves as “oyster shell,” with artichoke puree, crispy oyster mushroom, yellow tomato Béarnaise and kelp caviar.
Philip C: The romanesco is out of this world! Cannot believe it wasn’t cheese. Pictured is the meatball pizza and the roasted ricotta, also two amazing dishes
Eater: The tortelloni here is all plant-based, which means no egg. Still satisfying for diners looking for a delicious vegan pasta. Filled with almond cheese and laced with oven-dried tomatoes. Read more.
5. Izaka-ya by Katsuya
8.5
8420 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA
Sushi Restaurant · Mid-City West · 126 tips and reviews
Giancarlo S.: Rock Shrimp Tempura is a must. Try the Salmon topped with caviar, which isn't on the menu. Good ones are Crispy Rice with Spicy Tuna, and the Yellowtail Sashimi w/ Jalapeno.
Adam Wohl: order the crispy rice and spicy tuna, the sesame tuna, the baked crab hand roll, and the Japanese pumpkin.
J Crowley: Just order this. All of it. For 2 people. Yeah, we're fat piggies.
6. The Bazaar by José Andrés
465 S LA Cienega Blvd (at San Vicente Blvd), Los Angeles, CA
Tapas Restaurant · Mid-City West · 255 tips and reviews
LAist: The carts aren't limited to booze; they also serve caviar cones from carts, and back before foie gras became a crime, they also used to do cotton candy foie gras, spinning sugar while turning heads. Read more.
Elle Cameron: Hale Berry cocktail. Seared chicken. Mushrooms. Philly cheese steak. Japanese taco. Yum!
Showtime Network: Liquid nitrogen Caipirinha! Love the decor at SLS. very interesting dining experience. Love the Philly cheese steak. It's like an delicious explosion in your mouth. -Francine, The Real L Word
The Hotel Wilshire: Check out the Roof for Brunch! We love the bottomless mimosas!
Tony Xerri: The rooms were clean, chic, and had HBO with an HDMI output for all you traveling with an XBox or PS3. Service was flawless and guests also get free access to the L.A. Fitness at Fairfax and Ogden.
Emmalee: Really cool roof top lounge
9. Nobu
8.9
903 N La Cienega Blvd (at Willoughby), West Hollywood, CA
Sushi Restaurant · 66 tips and reviews
Joe Love: I felt that the Wagyu tacos have too much shell. Order the whole lobster that is also off the menu. It's to die for!
Tommy Hilfiger: “I like restaurants with a great atmosphere. The Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel and Nobu are my favorite places to eat in LA – and the house specialties are always the way to go.”-TH
eHow: Nobu's Los Angeles location opened in Spring 2008. It has been been listed among the best sushi restaurants in the city by Bon Appetite and won a Diners' Choice award in 2009. Read more.
10. Robata JINYA
8.9
8050 W 3rd St (at Crescent Heights Blvd.), Los Angeles, CA
Japanese Restaurant · Mid-City West · 84 tips and reviews
Dominique Cherelle: Sushi: go for the albacore with crispy onions and ALWAYS get some ramen. Delicious!
Leslie Monchin: Melt in yo mouth. Chicken and oysters, tsukune, pork chashu, shrimp toast were all delish. Order the ramen half-size! Black ramen ftw
drinkwel www.drinkwel.com: Happy Hour 5:30-7 Monday-Friday
11. L'Assiette Steak Frites
7166 Melrose Ave (btw N Formosa Ave & N Detroit St), Los Angeles, CA
French Restaurant · Mid-City West · 20 tips and reviews
Marianne Sauvage: They offer fish and vegetarian alternative. Great French cheeses w/ best wines. Ask about steak/fries truffle version. They often try new appetizers like this trout in caviar sauce. Photo at bar.
Marianne Sauvage: Steak is great quality, cooked French style. sous vide, making it very tender absorbing delicious sauce. Great value considering all you get including 2nd helping of hot meat and fries..
Thrillist: You'd better like steak frites if you're going to this small Melrose brassiere, 'cause it's LITERALLY THE ONLY ENTREE THEY SERVE. It also comes with soup or salad, and comes in TWO SERVINGS. Read more.
12. Son of a Gun
8.4
8370 W 3rd St (at S Orlando Ave), Los Angeles, CA
Seafood Restaurant · Mid-City West · 162 tips and reviews
Kelsey Foster: The baked cod was excellent. Very friendly staff as well. I might have to make it my new "go to".
Mark Hoppus: Everything we ordered was delicious, but we REALLY loved the albacore!
Los Angeles Times: The most popular dish? Definitely the fried chicken sandwich, with coleslaw and what must be the only aioli on the planet spiked with Rooster hot sauce. Read more.