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Welcome to the Female Foodie Bucket List for Los Angeles! 23 6 83 LOS ANGELES BUCKET LIST Welcome to the Female Foodie bucket list for Los Angeles! This list of 100 local restaurants includes a recommendation for each location from tacos to ramen to ice cream sandwiches. The Female Foodie team and I created this compilation in hopes that as you eat your way across the City of Angels, you’ll try every worthwhile spot like a true LA foodie. We’re excited to follow your foodie escapades as you check off each place on our list! Tag your photos with #femalefoodie on social media for a chance to be featured! Good luck and remember: life’s too short to eat bad food. Brooke Eliason, Founder femalefoodie.com Photography: Jenny Bales & Amanda Proudfit 12 75 32 8 53 64 THE LIST 1 10E Mediterranean 35 In-N-Out Burger 69 Pine & Crane 2 800 Degrees 36 Jitalda 70 Pizzeria Mozza 3 Alimento 37 Joan’s on Third 71 Poppy + Rose 4 Aloha Cafe 38 John and Vinny’s 72 POT 5 Animal 39 Juice Served Here 73 Providence 6 Backyard Bowls 40 KazuNori Hand Roll Bar 74 Quarter’s Korean Barbecue 7 Baco Mercat 41 Kogi BBQ Truck 75 Republique 8 Badmaash 42 Lamill Coffee 76 Ricebar 9 Baroo 43 Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant 77 Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles 10 Bay Cities Deli 44 Lao Tao 78 Scopa Italian Roots 11 Bestia 45 Larchmont Village Wine & Cheese 79 Shin-Sen-Gumi 12 Birdies 46 Lawry’s the Prime Rib 80 Sidecar Donuts 13 Blossom 47 Lemonade 81 Sockerbit 14 Blu Jam Café 48 Malibu Farm 82 Son of a Gun 15 Boo’s Philly Cheesesteaks and Hoagies 49 Malibu Seafood Fresh Fish Market 83 Sqirl Kitchen 16 Bottega Louie 50 Marugame Monzo 84 Sugarfish 17 Cafe Gratitude 51 Mélisse 85 Sunny Blue 18 California Donuts 52 Mendocino Farms 86 Superba Food + Bread 19 Cassia 53 Milk 87 Sushi Gen 20 Chego! 54 Milk Jar Cookies 88 Susie Cakes 21 Cliff’s Edge 55 Milo & Olive 89 Sweetfin Poke 22 Coolhaus 56 Mr. Holmes Bakehouse 90 Tar & Roses 23 Eggslut 57 Musso and Frank Grill 91 Tatsu Ramen 24 Fat Sal’s 58 Neptune’s Net 92 Terroni 25 Father’s Office 59 Night + Market Song 93 The Original Philippe 26 Franklin & Co Tavern 60 Nobu 94 The Pie Hole 27 Gilbert’s El Indio 61 Noma Sushi 95 The Sycamore Kitchen 28 Gjelina 62 Obica Mozzarella Bar 96 Tlayuda 29 Gjusta 63 Odys and Penelope 97 Umami 30 Gracias Madre 64 Osteria La Buca 98 Urth Caffé 31 Griddle Cafe 65 Osteria Mozza 99 Wurstküche 32 Guisados 66 Perch 100 Yamashiro 33 Here’s Lookin At You 67 Petit Trois 34 Howlin Ray’s 68 Picca Peruvian Cantina DOWNTOWN Juice Served Here $$ 10E $$ Juice Bar —Flight Juice Sampler Mediterranean — Chicken Kabob 833 S Spring St— 213.455.5991 811 W 7th St — 213.488.1096 KazuNori Hand Roll Bar $$ 800 Degrees $$ Asian — Bay scallop handroll Italian — Angry B Pizza 421 S Main St — 213.493.6956 800 Wilshire Blvd — 213.542.3790 Lemonade $$ Baco Mercat $$ American — Ahi Tuna Salad Mediterranean— Baco Sandwich 505 S Flower St — 213.488.0299 408 S Main St — 213.687.8808 Perch $$$ Badmaash $$ French—Steak Frites Indian — Two-bite Fish Fry 448 Hill St— 213.802.1770 108 W 2nd St #104 — 213.221.7466 Poppy + Rose $$ Birdies $$ Breakfast/Brunch — Chicken and Waffles Bakery — Maple Candied Bacon Donut 765 Wall St — 213.995.7799 314 W Olympic Blvd — 213.536.5720 Sugarfish $$$ Blossom $$ Asian— ‘Trust Me’ Tasting Menu Asian — Shaking Beef Pho 600 W 7th St #150— 213.627.3000 426 S Main St — 213.623.1973 Terroni $$ Bottega Louie $$ Italian— Lamb Pasta Italian — Raspberry Macaroon 802 S Spring St — 213.221.7234 700 S Grand Ave— 213.802.1470 Umami Burger $$ Eggslut $ American—PIGG fries Breakfast/Brunch — Slut Sandwich 852 S Broadway— 213.413.8626 Grand Central Market, 317 S Broadway— 213.625.0292 AMERICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN BAKERY/TREATS DELI/CAFE EUROPEAN VEGETARIAN DOWNTOWN CHINA TOWN & CONTINUED SILVER LAKE Guisados $ Chego! $ Mexican — Taco Sampler Asian Fusion — Ooey Gooey Fries 541 S Spring St #101 — 213.627.7656 727 N Broadway — 323.380.8680 Kogi BBQ Truck $ The Original Philippe $ Korean — Short Rib Tacos American — Lamb Double Dip 300 S Grand Ave — 323.315.0253 1001 Alameda St — 213.628.3781 Bestia $$$ Lamill Coffee $$ Italian — Spaghetti Rustichella Coffee— Panama Esmeralda Geisha Coffee 2121 E 7th Pl — 213.514.5724 1636 Silver Lake Blvd — 323.663.4441 Urth Caffé $$ Pine & Crane $$ Bakery — Pumpkin Pies and Spanish Latte Asian — Zha Jiang Noodle Dish 451 S Hewitt St — 213.797.4534 1521 Griffith Park Blvd— 323.668.1128 Wurstküche $$ Cliff’s Edge $$$ European — Mango Jalepeno Sausage New American— Scallops entree 800 E 3rd St — 213.687.4444 3626 Sunset Blvd— 323.666.6116 Mr. Holmes Bakehouse $ Lao Tao $ Bakery — Cruffins Taiwanese — Beef Ban Mein 111 S Ave 59 — 323. 739.0473 727 N Broadway #207 — 213.372.5318 RiceBar $ Howlin Ray’s $$ Filipino — Pork Longganisa American — Fried Chicken Sandwich 419 7th St — 213.807.5341 727 N Broadway #128 — 213.935.8399 Alimento $$$ Italian — Chicken Liver Crostone 1710 Silver Lake Blvd — 323.928.2888 AMERICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN BAKERY/TREATS DELI/CAFE EUROPEAN VEGETARIAN HOLLYWOOD Boo’s Philly Cheesesteaks and Hoagies $ American — Cheesesteak Hoagie 4501 Fountain Ave — 323.661.1955 Sqirl Kitchen $$ Cafe — Brioche Stuffed French Toast 720 N Virgil Ave #4 — 213.394.6526 Tlayuda $$ Mexican — Chorizo Tacos 5450 Santa Monica Blvd— 213.261.4667 Gracias Madre $$ Mexican, Vegan — Vegan Crab Cake Torta 8905 Melrose Ave — 323.978.2170 Night + Market Song $$ Thai —Startled Pig and Pork Toro 9043 Sunset Blvd — 310.275.9724 Pizzeria Mozza $$$ Italian — Squash Blossom and Burrata Pizza 641 Highland Ave — 323.297.0101 Republique $$ Fat Sal’s $$ European — Kimchi Fried Rice Sandwiches — Fat Jerry 624 S La Brea Ave — 310.362.6115 972 Gayley Ave — 855.682.4373 Franklin & Co Tavern $$ Jitalda $$ American —English Burger and Fried Chicken Thai — Dungeness Crab 5923 Franklin Ave —323.463.1552 5233 Sunset Blvd— 323.667.9809 Griddle cafe $$ Baroo $$ American — Black Magic Pancakes Asian— Asian Fever 7916 Sunset Blvd — 323.874.0377 5706 Santa Monica Blvd — 323.819.4344 Petit Trois $$$ Obica Mozzarella Bar $$$ European— Big Mec Burger Italian — Mozzarella Bar 718 Highland Ave— 323.468.8916 8630 W Sunset Blvd — 310.556.2452 Providence $$$$ The Pie Hole $$ Seafood — Chef’s Tasting Menu Traditional American— Cereal Killer Pie 5955 Melrose Ave— 323.460.4170 6314 Hollywood Blvd— 323.963.5174 Tatsu Ramen $$ Musso and Frank Grill $$$ Japanese — Soul Ramen Steakhouse— Filet Mignon 7111 Melrose Ave — 323.747.1388 6667 Hollywood Blvd— 323.467.7788 Yamashiro $$$ Asian— Black Cod 1999 N Sycamore Ave —323.466.5125 AMERICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN BAKERY/TREATS DELI/CAFE EUROPEAN VEGETARIAN BEVERLY HILLS Odys and Penelope $$$ American— Warm Cheese Puffs and Tri-tip 127 S La Brea Ave— 323.939.1033 The Sycamore Kitchen $$ Cafe—Salted Caramel Pecan Babka Roll 143 S La Brea Ave — 323.939.0151 Backyard Bowls $ Acai Bowls —Pangea Bowl 8303 Beverly Blvd — 323.746.5404 Joan’s on Third $$ Cafe—Chicken Milanese Sandwich 8350 W 3rd St — 323.655.2285 Sockerbit $$ Candy Store — Sour Gummy Candies 7922 W 3rd St — 323.951.0402 Son of a Gun $$$ Seafood — Amberjack Poke 8370 W 3rd St —323.782.9033 Lawry’s the Prime Rib $$$ American— Lawry Cut Steak 100 N La Cienega Blvd — 310. 652.2827 VENICE Picca Peruvian Cantina $$$ Peruvian — Black Cod Skewers 9575 W Pico Blvd —310. 277.0133 Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles $ American — Chicken and Waffles CULVER CITY 5006 W Pico Blvd — 323.934.4405 Gjelina $$$ Superba Food + Bread $$$ American — Duck Confit Hash American — Smoked Trout 1429 Abbot Kinney Blvd — 310.450.1429 1900 Lincoln Blvd — 310.907.5075 Gjusta $$ In-n-Out Burger $ Deli— Heirloom Tomato Madam American — Animal Style Burger 320 Sunset Ave — 310.314.0320 9245 Venice Blvd — 800.786.1000 Scopa Italian Roots $$$ Italian — Calamari and Rice Balls 2905 W Washington Blvd — 310.821.1100 AMERICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN BAKERY/TREATS DELI/CAFE EUROPEAN VEGETARIAN Cafe Gratitude $$ HANCOCK PARK Vegan Cafe — Lasagna 639 N Larchmont Blvd — 323.580.6383 & KOREA TOWN Here’s Looking at You $$$ American— Beef Tartare 3901 W 6th St— 213.568.3573 Osteria Mozza $$$$ Italian — Grilled Octopus POT $$ 6602 Melrose Ave — 323.297.0100 Korean—Kimchi Fried Rice 3515 Wilshire Blvd— 213.368.3030 SusieCakes $$ Bakery — Whoopie Pies 328 S La Brea Ave — 323.266.2253 FAIRFAX Blu Jam Café $$ Osteria La Buca $$ Cafe — Berry French Toast Italian — Rib Ravioli 7371 Melrose Ave — 323.951.9191 5210 Melrose Ave — 323.462.1900 Milk Jar Cookies $$ Animal $$$ Bakery — Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies American — Basque with Chorizo 5466 Wilshire Blvd —323.634.9800 435 N Fairfax Ave— 323.782.9225 California Donuts $ John and Vinny’s $$ Bakery — Cronuts and Green Tea Donut Italian— Gem Lettuce 3540 W 3rd St — 213.385.3318 412 N Fairfax Ave — 323.334.3369 Quarter’s Korean Barbecue $$ Milk $$ Korean — Pork Neck Ice Cream Shop — Macaroon Ice Cream Sandwiches 3465 W 6th St —213.365.8111 7290 Beverly Blvd —323.939.6455 Larchmont Village Wine & Cheese $ Odys and Penelope $$$ Cafe — Salami Sopressata Sandwich American— Warm Cheese Puffs and Tri-tip 223 N Larchmont Blvd — 323. 856.8699 127 S La Brea Ave— 323.939.1033 Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant $$ The Sycamore Kitchen $$ Deli — #19 Pastrami Cafe—Salted Caramel Pecan Babka Roll 704 S Alvarado St — 213.483.8050 143 S La Brea Ave — 323.939-0151 AMERICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN BAKERY/TREATS DELI/CAFE EUROPEAN VEGETARIAN SANTA MONICA Mendocino Farms $ Sandwich — Steak BLT & MALIBU 444 S Flower St — (213) 627-3262 Milo & Olive $$ Malibu Farm $$ Pizzeria— Garlic Knots Cafe— Cauliflower Pizza 2723 Wilshire Blvd— 310.453.6776 23000 Pacific Coast Hwy — 310.456.8850 Sidecar Donuts $$ Malibu 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