Food Maps

Celebrate the holiday season with immersive pop-up bars decked out with real fireplaces and fake snow and serving up delicious cocktails.

Restaurant critic Bill Addison and columnist Jenn Harris rank the 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles.

Restaurant critic Bill Addison and columnist Jenn Harris share seven of their favorite spots to drink in Los Angeles, from cocktail and wine bars to Middle Eastern coffee.

From a spacious European restaurant in Burbank to a burger stand in Chinatown and Palestinian cuisine in Anaheim, here’s where to eat and drink in and around L.A. this month.

From a vibrant Caribbean storefront to a lively outpost for Thai food in Sherman Oaks, here’s where L.A.’s best chefs are eating when they’re off the clock.

From a cookie workshop to high holiday tea, here are 10 family-friendly food experiences that will satisfy kids and adults this holiday season.

A culinary renaissance is alive in Long Beach, including a French-Californian neo-bistro, a vegan, LGBTQ+-friendly coffee shop and the state’s first women-focused sports bar.

Let these spots handle all the cooking while you enjoy the holiday.

Start your week off deliciously with neo-Neapolitan pizzas, Filipino rotisserie or inspired Cal-Mediterranean cuisine.

Noteworthy openings include a pair of Japanese restaurants in a historic Hollywood recording studio, a hidden Highland Park wine bar and a Dodgers-themed pizzeria in Chinatown.