LA’s Best Late-Night Eats: Restaurants & Dining Guide

Discover Los Angeles' vibrant late-night dining scene! From Korean BBQ to sushi and Mexican cantinas, explore diverse cuisines and hidden gems open late. Find your next post-midnight meal!

It’s simple to see why Daisy is loaded on the majority of evenings. Remarkable barman Max Reis collaborated with long time close friend and cook Alan Sanz to create a dynamic place in Sherman Oaks, where Reis obtains imaginative with unusual margarita tastes, and Sanz experiments with a Mexican Norteño cantina-style menu. The area seems like walking right into a contemporary Western motion picture with a playlist that might lean rock and roll with common bites, specifically the tostadas, aguachiles, queso fundido, and mushroom tacos with crunchy leeks. Ask the bartenders to make referrals, but always buy the salsa verde margarita, a mouthwatering alternative that runs out this world. And also, a late-night pleased hour ranges from 10 p.m. to midnight.– Mona Holmes, editor, Eater Southern California/Southwest

Daisy: Sherman Oaks Cantina

Beginning as a pop-up and increasing to a brick-and-mortar area on Sunset near Western, Chris N Swirl’s is a suitable quit for late-night eats. The food selection is basic and showcases a double or single hit hamburger with smoked onions, cheese, and sauce. Tater toddlers and waffle french fries create an excellent accompaniment.

Chris N Swirl’s: Sunset Burger Stop

The previous Baekjeong in Koreatown’s busy Chapman Plaza has the spot-on environs of a post-war-era Seoul barbecue den. Origin Oriental barbeque is among the neighborhood’s most interesting Korean bbq dining establishments with its thoroughly curated banchan set, outstanding top quality meat, and superb solution. The area obtains boisterous and enjoyable, and remains open until 12 a.m. on weekdays and 2 a.m. on weekends.

Origin BBQ: Koreatown’s Korean BBQ

From the group behind Suehiro Cafe and Suehiro mini comes Suehiro DTLA, a Midtown location for Japanese convenience food preparation. Open till 1 a.m. on weeknights and 3 a.m. on weekends, the dining establishment serves rich bowls of tonkatsu ramen, curry udon, and karaage. Be sure to try the katsu curry rice, which is all the much better after a night out.

Suehiro DTLA: Japanese Comfort Food

One of Koreatown’s best late-night eating places is Dan Sung Sa, a dim drinking den with a menu of skewers, soju, mouthwatering pancakes, and beer. Below, crowds collect till 2 a.m. for teapots filled with yogurt soju paired with pork stomach skewers, or somaek (beer and soju) with fish and shellfish pancakes. Simply be aware that the wait can obtain long later on at nights and on weekends.

Dan Sung Sa: Koreatown Drinking Den

Linden recently presented a late-night food selection that runs from 10 p.m. to the restaurant’s twelve o’clock at night close with Rocafella oysters, lemon pepper turkey wings, and a Bologna sandwich. Open till 1 a.m. on weeknights and 3 a.m. on weekend breaks, the restaurant serves abundant bowls of tonkatsu ramen, curry udon, and karaage.

Long time Valley citizens will certainly remember the Suite, an expansive dining establishment and occasions space on the edge of Ventura and San Feliciano. Now, the youngsters of the original owners have taken over the dining establishment, changing it right into the Mediterranean-inspired Casaléna. During the weekend break, Casalena serves a brunch of Benedicts, shakshuka, smoked salmon salute, and French salute.

In the morning, Hinano’s burger is served with eggs and hash browns, in a meal resembling dive bar steak and eggs. Other deserving food selection items comprise a tuna melt, smoked cheese, and a chili pet. The bar only serves beer and wine, yet the options on top are strong, and mainly come in under $10 a pint.

This humble neighborhood dive bar is a neighborhood fave for its pleasant, Midwest setting, enough tvs, and reputable bar food selection. Plus, Tiny’s keeps open up until 2 a.m. every night.

Sun Nong Dan is a timeless destination for late-night galbi-jiib, covered with cheese and cooked with a blowtorch tableside. The dining establishment likewise uses a food selection of functional soups like galbi tang yukgaejang, however it’s the tender, brief rib that keeps consumers coming back. The location on Sixth Road is open until midnight everyday, but the one on Western runs around the clock, 7 days a week.

What’s even more traditional than an all-day Hong Kong-style coffee shop in the San Gabriel Valley? JJ Hong Kong Coffee shop is among the extra prominent areas that starts with tea and morning meal at 7 a.m. and proceeds till 2 a.m. every night. Attempt the oversized slice, beef chow fun, and fried rice after virtually every little thing else in the San Gabriel Valley has actually closed down.

Stumble right into old-school Koreatown haunt the Prince for cold martinis and a few of the area’s finest hot Oriental fried poultry. Open since the 1940s, the Royal prince is a local tale with its coat of mails scattered throughout the dining room, and red leather booths where groups collect around pitchers of beer, shallow bowls of chicken-mu (pickled radish), and kimchi pancakes. The food selection provides a handful of specialty cocktails, but the bartenders really excel with the standards. Manhattans have the just-right balance of whisky and sweet vermouth, and Old Fashioneds come with the important piece of citrus peel. The Prince is also a timeless Los Angeles recording spot and has actually been featured in programs consisting of New Woman, Mad Men, and Double Peaks: The Return. Auto parking can be tough in your area, however the City is just a few blocks away, and the Prince has a great deal in the back. The Royal prince is open up until 2 a.m. Tuesday with Sunday.

The Prince: A Koreatown Classic

Numerous late-night spots still close around midnight, weekends are the time for evening owls to radiate, with plenty of dining establishments serving until twelve o’clock at night or later on. Many late-night places still close around twelve o’clock at night, weekends are the time for evening owls to shine, with plenty of dining establishments serving till twelve o’clock at night or later on. The restaurant is open till twelve o’clock at night Monday through Wednesday, and up until 2 a.m. Thursday to Sunday.

Many individuals think about Los Angeles a great morning meal community, but the event has a tendency to die out when the clock strikes 10 p.m. A lot of restaurants book last reservations at 9 p.m. and closed their doors shortly thereafter. Many late-night areas still close around midnight, weekend breaks are the time for evening owls to beam, with plenty of dining establishments offering until twelve o’clock at night or later on.

New York-style halal concerns Los Angeles at New York City Poultry & Gyro, set in Canoga Park. The menu extends meals consisting of lamb, falafel, and chicken, which are offered as a plate with basmati rice, salad, and a housemade white sauce or put into a gyro sandwich that features lettuce, tomatoes, and white sauce covered in pita. The restaurant likewise offers hamburgers, fish, crispy hot wings, velvety “drip” wings, and chicken nuggets. The restaurant is open till twelve o’clock at night Monday via Wednesday, and until 2 a.m. Thursday to Sunday.

New York City Poultry & Gyro

Jonathan Harris’s streamlined Hollywood restaurant Linden brings the tastes of his New York upbringing to Los Angeles. Linden lately introduced a late-night menu that runs from 10 p.m. to the restaurant’s midnight close with Rocafella oysters, lemon pepper turkey wings, and a Bologna sandwich.

Open given that 1973, the Kettle is a Manhattan Beach legend that is suitable for late-night eating. Find classic restaurant fare like iceberg wedge salads, chicken tenders, and meatloaf plates on the menu, and see to it to get the buttermilk onion rings. The South Bay dining establishment is open 24 hours on Friday and Saturday and till midnight during the week.

This organization on Hollywood Boulevard is a reprieve for late nights; it’s open up until 2 am during the week and 4 am on the weekends. The menu feels like eating morning meal in a Thai home, while the live band and late-night restaurants suggest or else.

Iroha Sushi of Tokyo is a long time Valley fave for informal, yet top notch, sushi at a rate factor that will not break the bank. The spicy tuna crunchy rice may be the most effective point on the menu, with a crispy block of deep-fried rice and well-seasoned fish on top. The miso soup is simple, but great, and must be paired with an array of sushi or nigiri. Iroha Sushi of Tokyo is open till midnight each day.

Jones: Italian Red Sauce

One of LA’s many legendary late-night locations has actually returned after a three-month respite due to a car crash that secured the side of the structure. Jones offers a red sauce-style Italian food selection until 2 a.m. every night, with strong mixed drinks and hard rock feelings too. The spaghetti and meatballs offered in an actors iron skillet are a timeless, as is the griddled piece of apple pie à la setting served on a sizzling plate.

Many individuals think about Los Angeles a terrific breakfast community, but the event often tends to pass away out when the clock strikes 10 p.m. A lot of restaurants book last bookings at 9 p.m. and shut their doors shortly afterwards. Numerous late-night spots still close around twelve o’clock at night, weekends are the time for night owls to radiate, with lots of restaurants serving until twelve o’clock at night or later on.