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For a city that has a reputation for being snooty and uppity, there are several modest LA restaurants where the focus is on food rather than ambience or décor. These local establishments range from food trucks to hole-in-the-wall fast-food joints, and dish up delicious fare from around the globe. So whether you’re craving some Mexican heat, a good ol’ American hot dog (Pink's Hot Dogs is the go-to venue for the best chilli cheese dog in LA), a sloppy French sandwich (served with a side of gravy which you’re meant to dip into), or a freshly squeezed fruit juice—these local favourites present flavours from around the world, and are ideal for quick meals when you don’t want to bother with table bookings, queues or reservations.
As the story goes, owner Philippe Mathieu was making a sandwich one day when he accidentally dropped the French roll into a roasting pan. The patron who ordered the sandwich took it anyway, loved it and brought back frie...more
Other top LA juice spots include Pressed Juicery on San Vicente Boulevard, Earth Bar on Santa Monica Boulevard, Raw Cane SuperJuice Bar on West Sunset Boulevard and Body Factory on Sunset Boulevard.
With a reputation extending throughout southern California, this old-school burrito den really is an LA institution. Named number 23 on the list of '101 Best Chowdowns in America' by the Travel Channel's popular foodie p...more
It was only a matter of time before the guys behind favorite LA food truck Kogi BBQ-To-Go put down some permanent roots. Specializing in Koren BBQ-based rice bowls, Chego dishes out cheap, inspired snacks for lunch and d...more
This bubble-gum pink, family-operated kiosk has been pumping out hotdogs for almost 80 years. There's always a queue, and when you finally reach the counter it seems silly to grab a regular chilli cheese dog when you can...more
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