A.O.C. in Beverly Grove is fancy and sexy and serves top-notch French food as well. Your sex life can thank us later.

Son of A Gun is the logical ying to the Jon & Vinny crew's even more popular yang: Animal. Bring friends, share plates, and maybe grab an extra Lobster Roll because they’re f*cking excellent.

Angelini Osteria is one of the great Italian restaurants of Los Angeles.

Marvin is a neighborhood French restaurant/wine bar where you’ll want to hang out all night.

189 by Dominque Ansel is the full-service restaurant in The Grove from the guy that invented the cronut.

Sushi Time is the best option in Beverly Grove for reasonably-priced sushi.

Backyard Bowls specializes in two things: acai bowls and appealing to people who look like they're aging in reverse.

Araya’s Place in Beverly Grove is the best vegan Thai food in Los Angeles.

The popular neighborhood spot might not have the best Mexican food in town, but it doesn't have to.

Joan’s On Third is as much a part of LA as tourists trying to find the Hollywood sign.

The original Farmer's Market Location of this local Mexican chain is still worth a visit.

Walking into Mainland Poke for the first time is like being high at the Apple Store. You’re overstimulated and super into it.

It's less about the sushi at Blue Ribbon at the Grove, and more about the fried chicken.

Du-par’s in The Original Farmer’s Market is an LA diner classic, that’s also open 24 hours a day.

Sushi by H is a good option for casual sushi in Beverly Grove.

Kings Road is a no-frills Beverly Grove brunch go-to, serving some of the best coffee in Los Angeles.