Food & Drink

Our love for fried chicken comes in sandwich form, too.

We visited dozens of places this year to bring you the city’s top spots for crispy wings, juicy tenders and more.

Sometimes there's nothing better than a classic (whether it's made with meat or "meat"). 

Whether your tastes run classic or contemporary, there’s a delicious sandwich out there for you.

Craving some shrimp, a plump lobster roll or a freshly cooked market catch? Here's where to go.

The poke craze might be over, but this Hawaiian raw dish is as delicious as ever.

Dumplings, Armenian cuisine and kebabs galore in this sprawling city in the Valley.

Consider this your starter guide to the 818's sprawling dining scene.

Will there be traffic? Probably. Will it be hard to find parking? Unless you’re around Third Street, probably. But will the food be worth it? Yep.

There's plenty to love in this quieter Westside neighborhood, both old and new alike.

This trendy Downtown dining destination deserves a list in its own right.

This West L.A. neighborhood is known for its tightly packed assortment of Asian restaurants.

Plus Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan, too.

There's so much more to this Southeast Asian cuisine than pho and banh mi.

Omakase, kaiseki and more casual fare at the city's best sushi bars, izakayas, ramenyas and more.

L.A. has no shortage of spice-laden seafood, curries, papaya salads and sinus-clearing stir-fries.

For a city supposedly full of gluten-sensitive diners, L.A. has far more than its fair share of trattorias. 

The unofficial official cuisine of Los Angeles.