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Where to eat in Los Angeles: 5 places worth trying

Los Angeles · Updated 2026-10 · From MeTravel's own trips

  • El Tepeyac Cafe: a family-run Mexican spot open since 1955, famous for its oversized burritos. Best shared with a group.
  • Philippe the Original: a long-standing deli near Chinatown and Dodger Stadium, famous for French dip sandwiches (bread dipped in meat juices), with beef, pork, turkey or lamb.
  • Pink's Hot Dogs: a Hollywood hot dog stand open since 1939, with inventive toppings. Expect a queue, especially in the evening.
  • Perch: a French-style rooftop restaurant in Downtown with sweeping city views. Great for dinner or sunset cocktails; book ahead.
  • Bottega Louie: a large restaurant and patisserie in Downtown, known for brunch and its colourful macarons.

Opening hours and menus can change, so check before you go.

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