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Here's a list of places yuo can go if you're Vegan/Vegetarian;
A Votre Santé
345 N. La Brea, Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 857-0412
Natural foods A Votre Santé is a natural foods restaurant featuring veggie burgers and healthy versions of Mexican and Mediterranean food. Vegan options. $$
Chandni Vegetarian Cuisine of India
3808 Bagley Ave., Culver City, CA 90232
(310) 839-0482
Vegetarian Indian This restaurant has a wide range of appetizers, soups, breads, and entrees. Lunch buffet on weekdays. Open daily. Vegan options. $-$$
Don’s Fountain of Health
3606 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213) 387-6621
Natural foods They offer veggie burgers, chili, freshly squeezed juices, cakes, and cookies. Open daily. $
Erewhon Foods Deli
7660 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 937-0777
Health foods store deli There is a take-out counter located inside of Erewhon Natural Foods Market. The menu includes stir-fried veggies, steamed veggies, burritos and a salad bar. Vegan options. Open daily. $$
Mani’s Bakery
519 S. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 938-8800
Vegetarian bakery/coffeehouse Mani’s features fruit sweetened goodies, including many vegan cookies and cakes. Sandwiches also available. Open late daily. $
Nyala Ethiopian Cuisine
1076 S. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90019
(323) 936-5918
Ethiopian This restaurant offers a wide selection of Ethiopian entrees. An all-you-can-eat vegetarian buffet is served for lunch weekdays. Open daily. $$
Paru’s Indian Vegetarian Restaurant
5140 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90047
(323) 661-7600
Vegetarian Indian Paru’s features South Indian cuisine in a small garden like setting. Vegan options. $$
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lots. in chinatown (near broadway street off 101 freeway) there is Chinese Restaurant
Plum Tree Inn 937 N. Hill St.
Los Angeles, - i went here a long time ago so i forget what its like but ive heard one too many rave reviews about it!!
best coffee....well, starbucks and seattles best. yes, theyre corporations and ppl are often against that but darnit! they make great coffee, only stuiff that makles me awake. jitter. jitter. hyper.
theres some italian place called el khayote or something, in hollywood area with pricey but great eats. went there probably 10 yr. ago so i hope it still exists.
mexican- you can get it anywhere really, but dont go just fpr tex mex. lots of mexican includes tomatillos, chilis that r roasted, white sauces, veggies, potatoes, cilantro, fish...one place about 2 hr east of la, in mentone off the 10 fwy is casa maya, good yucatan food. Tacos Nazo...has a few locations around LA area, has best fish tacos, better than rubios.
thai food- thai dishes, 239 e. colorado blvd in pasadena. nest thai food ive ever had, any ive heard other people rave about it. inexpensive, your pineapple rice comes in an actual pineapple!
try eating in ethnic neighborhoods-
little saigon in westminister (off the 22)
little tokyo, alavera street (mexican), thai town, china town- all centered near downtown LA, little india- artesia, off 91 fwy on pioneer street. great places for shopping, too. i bought noodles in chinatown for 99 cents, which were 4$ at any grocery store. cute clothing and gifts. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Rowland Heights, CA, sports miles of ethnic Korean and Oriental markets, stores and restaurants.
In the table center a gas or charcoal BBQ space is uncovered if BBQ is ordered. Brought to the table the waitress starts the BBQ and meat. The customer takes over, cooks and eats the meat, as it is ready. Rice is a mainstay at all meals. Chopsticks are traditional but forks are provided when asked.
Korean BBQ is also known as Mongolian BBQ and appeals to most American tastes. Small side dishes of pickles, kim chee (hot spicy pickled cabbage), vegetables and tofu traditionally accompany meals.
Other good choices are fish, soups and jop chae a rice noodle with vegetable/meats. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Jang Mo Jip Restaurant (625) 965-7288 BCD Tofu House (626) 964 7073 serving multitude varieties of soft tofu soups with. Crown Bakery, Inc (626) 954 6002 great sandwiches, cakes, and scrumptious white
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I love all kinds of food (Japanese, Indian, American, Greek, Asian) and there is no shortage at all....you'll find your favorites in almost any place you visit. Check out the La Cienega Avenue (known as the restaurant row - - great restaurants and great food). A good Japanese restaurant up on a hill near Hollywood is called 'Yamashiro'. Great Persian restaurants are on Westwood Blvd. close to UCLA. We have a Chinatown, Korea Town, Japan Town (all in the downtown area). Oh and lots of great seafood restaurants along the coastline (Ocean view Blvd. in the Santa Monica area) or check out the Malibu area or Long Beach area. Enjoy!!
Restaurants in L.A. are rated 'A' 'B' 'C' by the Health Department. A is the highest rating and this means that the Health Dept. considers them properly practicing clean and healthy way of preparing food, storing food and discarding of trash. So, you'll see signs posted on the front door or window of all restaurants. A rating of 'B' means it needs improvement in some areas and 'C' is 'at your own risk' I would say. Needs a lot of improvement but still not considered a threat to the public. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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There are plenty of places to eat in LA (and more if you venture out to the surrounding counties).
Depending upon the neighborhood:
WEST L.A. - Santa Monica 3rd Street Promenade; Wilshire Blvd.; Montana Blvd.; Olympic Blvd.; Beverly Hills; Century City; Westwood Village; Restaurant Row (La Cienega... most of these restaurants are over-rated, but if you want a safe bet, they beat going to places like Planet Hollywood or Hard Rock Cafe -- I can't believe that people still frequent these 2 establishments! Might as well go to McDonald's!)
If you like Spanish food - 'La Paella.' Downright yummy! It's on La Cienaga/San Vicente (near the Beverly Shopping Center), but not one of those gargantuan restaurants that stick out. It's a small cottage-style joint, great service and food!
Koreatown: If you feel like eating, drinking, singing and clubbing--go here! Be forewarned, Korean nightclubs are quite costly compared to other nightclubs--there's usually a minimum charge for each individual (sometimes up to $50). Some restaurants are open 24-7. Major Streets: Wilshire, Western, Olympic. Dim Sum: Chinatown is a bust, there's not a whole lot going on since most of the Chinese-Americans moved to the outer suburbs. So if you want Chinese food, go out to Monterey Park. NBC Restaurant (yes 'NBC') has dim sum, but go early as the later you go the more you have to wait.
Mexican: Alvaro St. and anywhere else you can get fish tacos...
Japanese: Sawtelle/Sepulveda in West LA; Torrance/Gardena in the South Bay. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Benita’s Frites (fries)
1437 Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica
310-458-2889
California Pizza Kitchen
207 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills
310-275-1101
Other branches in West Hollywood (Beverly Center) and Brentwood (San Vicente Blvd.)
Chez Hélène (French)
267 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills
310-276-1558
Empress Pavilion (Chinese)
988 N. Hill St., Chinatown
213-617-9898
Il Fornaio (Italian)
301 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills
310-550-8330
Jody Maroni’s Sausage Kingdom (sandwiches)
2011 Ocean Front Walk, Venice
310-306-1995
Nate ’n Al (deli)
414 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills
310-274-0101
Ocean Seafood (Chinese)
747 N. Broadway, Chinatown
213-687-3088
Remi (Italian)
1451 Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica
310-393-6545
Wolfgang Puck Express (pizza)
1315 Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica
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For people watching: Chinois on Main in Santa Monica.
Meat: Lawry's Prime Rib.
Italian: Alejo's in West LA
Other: The Stinking Rose
Alejo's is a little hole in the wall place with great food. The Stinking Rose features garlic and more garlic. Chinois is very loud.
Chinois: doesn't matter, you're there to see the 'beautiful people'
Lawry's: Prime Rib of course
Alejo's: Linguine in red clam sauce
Stinking Rose: 57 clove chicken Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Chinois: Main St. in Santa Monica Lawry's: Sawtelle Blvd (restaurant row) Stinking Rose: Sawtelle Blvd (restaurant row) Alejo's: Lincoln Blvd and Washington Blvd. in west LA
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in Chinatown- Pho 79, Batavia Cafe, BBQ King
pho from pho 79, I think the prawns dish is the best, and barbeque, respectively. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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At the Farmers Market in Los Angeles, you can find a very international selection of food stands/restaurants. There is Chinese, Japanese, Korean BBQ, Mexican, French, Middle Eastern, Brazilian, Greek, Malaysian, and much more! You can also find food from across the United States, from New York style pizza, to New Orleans Cajun food, to Texas BBQ. Bring your appetite to the Farmers Market! Leave a Comment
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At the entrance of the channel to the marina. Picturesque area as you can see.
The waitress at the seafood restaurant loved my t-shirt. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalComparison: about averageAddress: FIJI WYDirections: Marina Del Rey
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5265 W. Sunset Blvd Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA
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