Landmarked dining room where modern art hangs beneath high wood ceilings and gothic stained-glass windows. The menu is similarly composed, serving market-fresh Mediterranean dishes like Fines de Claire oysters and saddle of venison.
Candlelit Spanish tavern with exposed stone walls, serving Menorcan-inspired shared plates and seafood. The intimate dining room is a popular date spot; the bar pours classic gin Pomadas.
Elegant brasserie tucked into a former timber yard, where the kitchen centers on an open coal fire. Seasonal Mediterranean plates drive the menu – moules farcies, grilled Iberico pork, and cuttlefish fideua are common sights.
Maximalist dining room where monumental Damien Hirst sculptures hang over tables serving a Greco-Roman feast. The opulent, classical decor is the main event – even the restrooms are designed as mythical underworlds.
Buzzy Shoreditch spot with an open kitchen dishing up modern Greek small plates and namesake flatbreads. Crayons are provided for doodling on the paper tablecloths; the caramel cheesecake is essential.
Romantic courtyard restaurant serving rustic Mediterranean food behind a discreet West Hollywood entrance. The intimate, candlelit garden is a longtime favorite for date nights and special occasions.
Metaphysical shop stocking spiritual books, incense, and a wall of tarot decks. A separate gallery houses large-scale crystals; intuitive readings happen on the quiet garden patio.
Turkish food truck slow-roasting beef döner on a vertical spit. Food is served at shared picnic tables, where the owners often pour samples of Turkish coffee for waiting guests.
Vegetable-forward Californian cooking served in a buzzing, two-story NoHo space with an open kitchen. Thin-crust pizzas pull from a wood-fired oven, sharing the menu with seasonal salads and house-made pastas.
Neighborhood bistro built around an open kitchen plating handmade pasta and seasonal crudo. The wine list is a curated selection of natural and low-intervention bottles; reservations are essential.
