The five best per neighborhood. No filler.
Hilly, reservoir-side and a little scene-y. Wine bars and small-plates patios along Sunset, serious coffee on every corner, and dive bars that have been here longer than the neighborhood's reputation. How we pick
Plan your nightDinner, then drinks, then somewhere late — in Silver Lake, all on foot.Plan it →New & Notable
three new · not rankedBobo ThaiNew
Thai$$·Not ranked yet
Opened in August on Sunset with a menu built around pad thai: twelve numbered styles, plus Bangkok-style skewers and a quiet back patio.
3705 Sunset Blvd
Silver Lake UnitedNew
Soccer bar & café$$·Not ranked yet
LA’s only bar built for soccer: eight screens of matches from every league, beer and wine, and an all-day menu from a full English breakfast to smoked pork chops.
2630 Hyperion Ave
Sous SousNew
French-American seafood$$$·Not ranked yet
From the De La Nonna team, inside Hotel Lucile, a restored 1931 church. Southern French meets the American South: a raw bar, bouillabaisse for two and a marble bar where the pipe organs used to be.
1629 Griffith Park Blvd
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- Natural wine · Small plates$$$·Natural wine and small plates at Sunset Junction3820 W Sunset Blvd