Always too legit. Lamb double dip with a pickle egg before a Dodger game. Can't be beat. Amazing!!…read more Waited 30-40 minutes 2 hours before first pitch. So come early and plan ahead!

After many years in LA I finally got to experience this LA legend. Had to try the beef dip and it…read moredefinitely lived up to its name. The spicy mustard is worth the visit alone. For a weekday during lunch, parking was way easier than expected!! We pulled right into a spot behind the building and only waited about 5 minutes in line once inside. The vibe inside is nostalgic and you can feel the decades of service with the old telephone booths and a vintage photo booth for capturing new memories! If you're in the area and want a delicious meal that doesn't feel too heavy but still tasty, this is your spot!

Review based on take away:…read more We decided to try out this well-known spot for dinner and ordered the kimchi brown butter chicken sando,Honey walnut shrimp sando, and curry cheese waffle fries. I'll discount the ever so slightly soggy bun because this was our fault for waiting about an hour after taking delivery to enjoy lol. The winner of the bunch was absolutely the kimchi brown butter chicken sando, a close second is the honey walnut shrimp sando. The kimchi and mac and cheese balance perfectly and I appreciate particularly how well the mac and cheese pairs with the chicken!! I thought it was going to be a heavy sando - bunch each bite was actually quite refreshing! The fries were extremely well flavored and dipped in the curry sauce was a flavor explosion! We even tried the curry sauce with the sandos - highly recommend!!

What a (not so hidden gem) that has quickly become one of my regular lunch spots! I've gotten the…read morekatsu sando, fruit sando, egg salad sando, and menchi katsu plate thus far and nothing has disappointed. The katsu is thick and juicy, tender yet crispy. A paired with some super super soft bread? That's a combo that will win me over any time. Don't forget to add their sauces! Fruit sando is a MUST if you're missing Japan. Sour strawberries paired with sweet cream, what's not to love? Egg salad sando- this one was delicious but maybe I could skip on it, I wish the egg salad was just a bit creamier. Menchi Katsu plate- portion size was crazy first of all. The burger was nice and crisp on the outside, and tender within. Seems like there is a common theme with their meats here. The service was also amazing and the cashier is super friendly. I wish there was more seating ! But it's a small quaint spot, so I kinda get it. Definitely wouldn't go with a party bigger than 4 people if you all want to sit together.

Food is authentic best Italian meatballs and sauces..it's All in the sauces. We are losing the…read moregood eats around town so Eastside is a LA must go to

Extra oil and black pepper Fogettaboutit…read moreOne of the best Sandwiches The bread wow I will be back will you

ryan is the goat!!!! he's so sweet and wholesome!!!…read more me and my friends came down here from portland and we never been here before. the moment we went inside, we were welcomed and filled with amazing vibesss food is 10/10 always chicken is so fresh fries have so much flavor ahhh the banana pudding is so yummy too

I came to Howlin' Ray's a few weeks ago. This was my 2nd time back and last time I came down here…read moreit was years ago. I remember it being good though. I came back again and I was not disappointed. First we got there and there was a long line out the door. The line did move pretty quickly and the location is a little small with limited seating. You can't have anyone save spots for seating. However they do have organized chaos they call it but it works! As soon as we ordered our food and drinks we let them know it will be for here and they got us seated right away. I got the mild sandwich, and a medium chicken strip. I also got macaroni salad, collared greens, and a sweet tea to drink. All the food was delicious and I have been thinking about it since. The staff were friendly and super helpful. They make the restaurant fun and inviting. PS the sweet tea was hands down the best sweet tea I have ever had. I can't wait to come back. Please open a location in the IE soon.

Had the best experience here! The night crew was 10/10!!! Avery's hospitality is unmatched and the…read morepizza was great!!

Great wings and pizza and drinks and great atmosphere and the service is great and to watch Dodgers…read moregame it's the best

Excellent food and friendly staff highly recommend this restaurant for Vietnamese foodread more

This place was super fire. There was a few minute wait but it was worth it. The service was pretty…read morequick, and our food came out quick as well. The vegetable eggrolls were simple but good. My beef brisket pho was amazing!!! The flavor of the broth really stood out, the quality of the meat was 10/10 -- making the soup very enjoyable!!! For a large bowl which was $16, it was reasonably priced with how much meat / noodles you get Highly recommend if you're looking for pho in LA

The Little Jewel of New Orleans is our favorite place for authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine…read more Being so far from home we don't get to enjoy it as often as we would like. Luckily, while out in LA in close proximity to Chinatown, the husband was reminded of Little Jewel. There was no question where we were headed next. We were warmly greeted as soon as we walked in and handed some menus. We were told to take our time, which was needed since everything sounded so good and the husband kept changing his mind on what to order. We finally settled on the Spicy Creole Jambalaya, Craw Mac Deluxe and The Crabster. It all came out hot, fresh and so satisfyingly delicious! The spice level was perfect. Portions were generous. We had initially planned on having beignets but did not have any more room -- even the dessert pocket was full! The atmosphere is very relaxed. They have several tables in the main dining area and the bar section. Orders are placed and picked up at the front counter. Everyone is super friendly. Parking can get a tricky in Chinatown. There are several flat rate lots if you're planning on spending some time. Metered parking is best for short term visits if you can find it -- we paid $4.30 for an hour.

Came here to check their hours. Im going to a show in town in a few weeks and am…read morechecking around for where we will eat before. I love this place. The Catfish Poboy is so good. But their hours are horrible. Closed at 3;30. !!!?!!Every time I go to DTLA I drive by and they are closed. I didn't even think they were still in business. They used to be open till 10 pm.

This cute little shop is cash only and it's a little hard to find…read moreThe menu had options from bahn mi to soup and noodles. The lady working the counter was very friendly and the bahn mi sandwiching had was delicious

First time trying this place; small place, CASH ONLY, lots of regulars came in and ordered. Service…read morewas straightforward and efficient. I suggest calling ahead for larger orders .

One of my favorite places for pho since I moved to LA, always consistent and the owners are…read moregenuinely friendly and caring. My go to. Must try!

Came in this afternoon and ordered the #8 brisket pho. The broth was really good--rich and…read moreflavorful--and I enjoyed both the noodles and the meat. Definitely hits the spot if you're craving pho. Service had a couple hiccups though. It took a while to get our drinks, and we actually got our food before them. When the drinks finally came out, they brought the wrong one--we ordered a honeydew boba but got taro instead. We had to point it out and get it corrected. Overall, great food but service could be a bit more on point.

Fortunately my fiancee and I were in town for the weekend and could catch Kape Lasita. They have a…read morenice compact menu with not too much going on. Since we were trying to eat at as many places without feeling food coma'ed out, we ordered 1 Corn Beef Silog. Calamansi Tonic Espresso and Black Mamba. The Corn Beef Silog was really solid, it was also deep fried in a Panko Crusted outer layer which is their take on a Croquette. We particularly like the crunch it adds to the dish. But yeah it was the corn beef has we were looking for mixed with the good 'ol garlic rice and sunny side up egg. The vinegar they used was a lot stronger than I thought and I think they could do without it. The tonic espresso grew on me, upon first sip, I could taste the tonic and I haven't had tonic before so I wasn't feeling it. Until I mixed it and it got a lot better. What was really cute too, is they have pop up vendors and it was a bread and dessert vendor that are right across the counter. What caught my eye was this apron that was a collaboration between Garden and Seeds x Lasita. It had so many pockets and it went from a short apron to a long one with just a zipper. I bought this for the sole purpose of wearing it as an accessory as Tan/Brown pairs well with black and white clothing. Staff was so nice and helpful when ordering and even inquiring about the apron since there was no price on it. Hopefully we'll be back and can catch them during their dinner service!

My fiance and I went for their breakfast on a weekend morning and their silogs were amazing!…read more we got the corn beef silog and I love that it has a crispy exterior to it for that crunch. the garlic rice and egg was also solid. drinks: we got the calamansi espresso tonic and black mamba. the black mamba was on the sweeter side. everything came out pretty quickly and we were able to get a booth with no problem. parking: on Sunday the meter is free! but there is also a parking lot next door that is paid.