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Diners can find a healthful meal at nearly any Los Angeles restaurant, but it's easier at the spots that emphasize local produce and sustainable meats and fish. These restaurants may have varying philosophies, yet all offer a chance to experience exciting tastes and lighter preparations.
Los Angeles provides a virtual smorgasbord of restaurant options. Here is a sampling of some of LA’s best restaurants offering multicultural cuisine.
From early morning tea to a late night dance party, spend the entire last day of 2012 ringing in the New Year while cities are doing the same thing around the world.
Olvera Street is a fun, must-see destination. But if you’re willing to head a little farther east to Boyle Heights, you’ll find an entire neighborhood dotted with authentic panaderias, mom and pop birrerias and top notch taquerias.
As the fourth largest ethnic enclave outside of Armenia, following Moscow and Berlin, Glendale is a paradise for many delectable foods of the Middle East.
Los Angeles with perhaps the broadest range of cultures within its borders, is the best place to enjoy egg dishes. Here’s an international taste of some of the best egg dishes in LA.
Located on Westwood Boulevard between Wilshire and Pico, the pocket of Persian restaurants near UCLA is in an area officially recognized by the City of Los Angeles as Persian Square, often referred to as Little Persia.
Los Angeles is home to the broadest range of Latin American cultures in the US, good news to aficionados of the cool, refreshing beach preparation known as ceviche.
