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Flores

Sawtelle continues to evolve into a culinary super-strip thanks to this sexy small-plates sanctum. Read More

Girasol

The Valley has long struggled to find a middle ground between hole-in-the-wall and haute. Girasol—and its culinary director, CJ “the tall guy from Top Chef” Jacobson—help fill the gap. Read More

Little Beast

Whatever occupies this Craftsman bungalow turned restaurant will become an Eagle Rock favorite. Read More

Bucato

Oh, thank the Lord—carbs are back. Specifically the slippery, chewy, diaphanous pastas of the handmade variety. Read More

Taberna Arròs Y Vi

The menu at this antler-bedecked lounge is in the care of Ford’s Filling Station vet Verite Mazzola. Read More

Connie and Ted’s

Some of the best stuff never touches Cimarusti’s hands, or those of any cook: raw oysters and clams (a broad selection) and more than 20 craft beers on tap. Read More

Petty Cash Taqueria

The latest from Walter Manzke is a stoner food-meets-Baja restaurant that hits L.A.’s current culinary sweet spot. Read More

Salt Air

The whitewashed restaurant has hopped on the suddenly crowded New England seafood bandwagon with a raw bar, pretzel-crusted fried oysters, and a buttery lobster roll. Read More

Pedalers Fork

Finally—a one-stop shop for a quinoa burger, an old-fashioned, and fixing that wobbly wheel. Read More

Fishing with Dynamite

A premium raw bar near the beach shouldn't be unusual, but it is Read More

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