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Red Line
Traditional and neuvo Mexican cuisine...
Spicy Balkan cooking. Huge portions. Outrageously low prices.
Cuban food and cocktails. Live music, plus salsa lessons.
Classic Italian cucina in a spacious, bustling former Brooks Brothers store.
Chaya Downtown
Creative Italian cooking in a sleek, architectural environment.
Raw seafood bar, exotic cocktails, Hollywood ambience.
Los Balcones de Peru
Salomi Indian and Bangladeshi Cuisine
American diner food, updated and hip-ified
For us, Cole's is a temple of Los Angles transit history, housed in the building that was once the downtown street car station.
Michelin-starred dining in the Disney Concert Hall complex. When you see the wine list, you'll be glad you're going Metro.
The downtown branch of celebrity chefs Mary Sue Milikin and Susan Feniger's L.A. brand: fresh, inventive Mexican food for urban palates
Mama's is a cozy, colorful cafe across the street from MacArthur Park. They also hand-make tamales for many of those lunch trucks that roll through the city.
Unreal ice cream flavors, including peppermint tiramisu, Lung Ching tea with ginger and vegan hazelnut espresso...
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Gold Line
Mecca for ramen fans in Little Tokyo
Vietnamese-California cuisine, light and surprising.
1920's LA landmark reinvented as a pan-asian cafe.
The place to go in Little Tokyo for okonomiyaki -- Japanese pancakes.
We love Nonna's thin crust pies, and we'd love them just as much if they were flown in from Brooklyn or raised on a pizza farm in North Borneo.
An intimate New Yorky setting, distinctively flavorful Indian food, each dish redolent with regional spices.
Little Tokyo's hipster bastion of esoteric beer and wine coupled with an equally exotic menu...
These may be the best tacos you'll ever eat: rich, spicy, stewy, adventurous concoctions ladled onto thick, handmade corn tortillas.
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