By Naomi Accardi

Groundfloor Cafe
Here are our five favorite Downtown cafes…
By Benito Barco
New wine shop on Spring Street titillates the palettes of passerby.
By Staff
Downtown LA's newest sports bar/restaurant.
By Asher Underwood
Angel City Brewery
is 27,000 square
feet and has the
capability to produce
15,000 barrels
a year.
By Tatiana Rivera
Coffee Bar features a large center bar for the purpose of offering a closer connection with your barista
By Gillian Singletary
Harlem Place Café’s open mic forges a Downtown alternative to Hollywood glitz
By Eric Dzinski
There are two extra levels of spice to test your resolve, and the restaurant warns you to eat at your own risk. If that sounds like a challenge, it is.
By Linda Kim
Take a look at Portofino Cucina Italiana
By Katherine Davis
Hunting out meat-free meals in the heart of Los Angeles
By Noah Galuten
SugarFish and the mid-range sushi revolution
By Noah Galuten
Their menu features sweet potato fries, doner kabobs, and craft beers.
by Eric Dzinski
Mochi means more than you think
By Noah Galuten
The Real Mexican Street Food of Mexicali Taco & Co.
By Katherine Davis
The Last Bar Before You Fall into the River
by Gillian Singletary
The best happy hours Downtown has to offer
By Noah Galuten
The best late night eats Little Tokyo has to offer
By Shane Danaher
The Best Sandwiches in Downtown L.A.
By Shilo Urban
Everyone loves this NYC Vegan Bakery
by Linda Kim
For these artists, their canvas is batter and their palette, chocolate
by Erik Jay
A look into the rich history and recent changes to this Los Angeles landmark.
by Penny Orloff
Sample food from the five continents around the globe.
By Noah Galuten
Local diner meets Chinese take-out
By Stevie Magdalena
Restaurants have customers, food trucks have followers
By David MacNeal
A rebirth of the cool
By Gillian Singletary
Your friendly neighborhood wine bar.
By Jennifer Hadley
Want to belong to an exclusive club, without the pricey membership fee?
By Noah Galuten
Thi's own unique personal twist on Asian comfort foods.
By Jennifer Hadley
Chef Ishii makes the change from Japanese to neo bistro at the Noe.