Kobawoo House is a beloved Korean eatery in the heart of Koreatown, renowned for its authentic and flavorful dishes. This family-run restaurant has been a local favorite for decades, serving up classic Korean comfort food with a homemade touch. The star of the show is their mouthwatering bossam, a traditional Korean dish featuring tender boiled pork belly, served with an array of flavorful side dishes (banchan). From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that reflects the restaurant's long-standing tradition. Kobawoo House is a must-visit for anyone seeking a truly authentic Korean dining experience.
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No matter what mood you are in, this place right here in the West 3rd District will wow you with its outclass ambience, food, and service, and you won’t regret coming here again and again. Bacari W. 3rd is a wonderful establishment that offers a large variety of whiskeys, scotches, and other alcoholic beverages. The menu, which emphasizes modern dishes for breakfast and dinner, also includes salads, vegan alternatives, and gluten-free options. The impeccably stunning garden with its large tree, however, is the main draw. A gorgeous water feature, cute lighting, a dynamic ambiance, antiquities, and plants with long branches that hang over the space will greet you as you arrive. Contrarily, the indoor space is intimate and ideal for a private moment. So stop in here the next time you are around, together with your loved ones and friends.
Carlitos Grandel goes far and wide to entice and satisfy its diners, beginning with genuine Argentine wine. The menu features mouthwatering dishes like Papa Fritas, Chorizo, Provolone, A La Florentina, and Ravioles de Porcini Al Burro, which are steeped in Argentine traditions. While live piano music serenades the diners, the delicious aroma of the food engages the taste buds in gustatory pleasure. A dreamy venue, the dining room is decked out with trinkets and memorabilia from Argentina, transporting one into memories of that region. Dine here to experience the delights of Argentine cuisine for yourself.
Little Beast Restaurant serves New American cuisine with lively cocktails, beer, and wine.
Korea town in L.A. has many Korean barbecue restaurants, but Park's Barbeque is one of the city's finest. Its strip-mall style is all black and stainless steel while the waiters are cool and friendly at the same time. The quality of the meat which you cook it by yourself at your own table, is so good when it lends to the beef brisket, pork belly, marinated kalbi and short ribs. It's a family style restaurant that's still hip enough for the L.A. locales and would be perfect for any special occasion. Prices on the menu are per entrée, not per piece of meat like many other Korean Bar-B-Q restaurants.
Palermo Italian Restaurant on North Vermont Avenue opened its doors in the year 1976. Set in the neighborhood of Los Feliz, this simple eatery serves a variety of traditional dishes from the Sicilian cuisine. The menu includes dishes like soups, salads, seafood, pastas, pizzas and a lot more. They are serve vegetarian and vegan options. This family-run restaurant’s menu even includes an extensive selection of wines. This lively eatery is a great place to visit with family and friends.
71 Above
Perched up on the 71st floor of the US Bank Tower, 71Above is one of the most luxurious restaurants in the city. This stunner with its chic circular dining and bar areas is enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass windows, and offers unrivaled vistas of the skyline, ocean, mountains, and beyond. Besides getting wowed by the views and swank environs, you will also be charmed by the contemporary American fare on the menu. The delicacies include fresh caviar, crispy octopus, stuffed cabbage, and desserts like passion fruit curd and chocolate cremieux. Enjoy happy hours, a nightcap, or afternoon cocktails at the bar or the sky lounge with scenic landmarks at the backdrop.
