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We've compiled the best of the best in Los Feliz and the Eastside - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Step into the Oaxacan oasis that is Mírate for an irresistible menu of tacos, ceviches, and aguachiles. The glamorous restaurant, with multilevel dining rooms, brings a festive vibe to Los Feliz with an all-Mexican wine and spirits list while staying true to its Southern Californian identity. Must-try dishes include the yucca fries and the lamb flautas that arrive with baba ghanoush, feta, and saffron-pickled fennel.
The perfect pairing of simplicity and complexity, Momed serves Mediterranean fare that feels comforting yet upscale. The welcoming atmosphere is just as perfect for a romantic date night as it is for a more convivial brunch with friends.
This handroll bar is brought to you by the same team behind Sushi Note, known for its high-quality sashimi. Sōgo Roll Bar welcomes guests into a cute and cozy atmosphere, ready to serve hand rolls á la carte or in sets of three to six. There are also a handful of donburi and sashimi options, all of which pair well with the bar’s list of sake and wines. It's perfect for a solo meal or a quick date night.
It’s a bit of a specific recognition, but Tam O’Shanter is the oldest restaurant run by the same family in the same location in Los Angeles, operating for more than 90 years in its Tudor-style spot. Their delicious food, ranging from thinly cut prime rib to belly-warming shepherd's pie, makes it one of the most festive places in town during the holidays. Fun fact: it was Walt Disney’s favorite restaurant.
