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Dining - Los Angeles Fine Dining Recommendations

The people of Los Angeles are fond of their food as it is understandable from the fact that LA has one of the most enjoyable restaurants in the world. Master Chefs prepare excellent delicacies from fresh produce and a unique mix of herbs and spices to savor all the senses of mind and body. The restaurants in LA are also known for their exquisite service. The entrees in the menu are teamed up with unique and delicious Californian wines to create one of the most memorable dining experience. There are all and any budget restaurants in the city from the most extravagant ones to the most economical ones located in the downtown area. From international cuisines at Los Angeles luxury hotels to fast food joints, Los Angeles has it all for food lovers from around the world.

Gastronomic Ago - 8478 Melrose Avenue - 323-655-6333
This is a luxurious Tuscan style restaurant known for its rich décor and exquisite delicacies. Popular main course entrees are porcini mushroom risotto, bistecca and brick oven pizza.

Angelini Osteria - 7313 Beverly Boulevard - 323-297-0070
The restaurant serves up rustic Italian food with numerous authentic dishes like spaghetti as well as specials like Saltimbocca alla Romana which is slow cooked veal with sage and prosciutto.

Campanile - 624 South La Brea Avenue - 323-938-1447
This is a remarkable restaurant that was commissioned by the legendary Charlie Chaplin in 1928. With a modern Mediterranean menu and robust flavors the restaurant today stands amongst the best ones in the city.

Noe - The Omni Los Angeles Hotel, 251 South Olive Street - 213-356-4100
Taste delicious Asian delicacies at Noe where Chef Robert Gadsby serves up innovative cuisine wonders. More popular are the six and nine course dinners.

Nick & Stef's Steakhouse - 330 South Hope St - 213-680-0330
This steakhouse is known to serve many varieties of food from pastries to salads and from sandwiches to steaks. The ambiance is usually formal and elegant.

Patina - 141 South Grand Avenue, Downtown - 213-972-3331
Patina serves delicious Californian-French blend nouvelle cuisine which patrons say spells heaven for them. With an endless list of cheese and wine to choose from, this restaurant has earned its name amongst the best restaurants in the city.

Spago - 176 North Cañon Drive, Beverly Hills - 310-385-0880
The restaurant draws the rich and famous celebrities of LA because of the food and ambiance. With a centerpiece patio of fountain and olive trees, the restaurant has a calm décor. The chef serves signature dishes like prime cote de boeuf along with pizzas that simply melts in your mouth.

Café des Artistes -1534 North McCadden Place, Hollywood - 323-469-7300
Located in the heart of Hollywood is this country-style cottage serving up simple yet mouthwatering French food. The restaurant has calm surroundings with a front as well as a back garden best enjoyed from the patios.

Cut - Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel, 9500 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills - 310-275-5200
Visit Cut for some trendy settings and innovative dishes from Chef Wolfgang Puck. Prior reservations are recommended to avoid unnecessary delays.