Son Of A Gun is a seafood restaurant in Beverly Grove that’s one of the most consistent places to eat in Los Angeles.

Malibu Seafood is a tiny shack on PCH that’s home to some of the best seafood on the coast.

Providence is experimental, seafood-focused fine dining that’s absolutely worth the price of admission.

We don’t use the term “destination restaurant” lightly. But the seafood at Manhattan Beach’s Fishing With Dynamite more than fits the bill.

Dudley Market is a low-key neighborhood seafood restaurant that’s just what Venice needed.

Coni’seafood in Marina Del Rey is the second location of one of our favorite seafood restaurants.

Coni’Seafood is Mexican seafood nirvana, and one of the more unique restaurants in LA.

Cheko El Rey Del Sarandeado is serving some of the best seafood in Long Beach - and beyond.

Here’s Looking At You is a Koreatown restaurant that’s not afraid to take risks - and that’s for the best.

Tan Cang Newport Seafood is a truly classic seafood restaurant in Santa Ana. You’re here for the Newport Special Lobster.

Connie and Ted’s used to be the most popular restaurant in LA. Now it’s just a neighborhood spot, and so much better because of it.

Ceviche Project is an excellent Eastside date night spot, with inventive and interesting takes on raw fish.

Holbox is a fantastic Mexican seafood counter/raw bar inside the Mercado La Paloma.

Jus’ Poke in Redondo Beach serves poke like you’d get in Hawaii, with a few kinds of tuna options and really good toppings.

Family Fish Market is a great seafood place in Carson that sells fish behind a counter and fries it right in front of you.

Commerson is a generic-looking seafood restaurant on La Brea with food that’s actually pretty interesting.