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Cole’s French Dip and sonoratown for tacos
ZeroDeal 65 Reviews 57 reads
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Also check out the rooftop bar Broken Shaker at the hotel Freehand. Tacos 1986 are also a good option.

Taniatonsorial1276 reads

Hi there! New in town and need all the recs for good food in my neighborhood. I love everything from diner food to tasting menus and no dietary restrictions here. I am so excited to try new places and find my personal favorites!

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Hpygolky67 reads

It’s not candle light and wine. But it has history.  
The beef tenderloin is great, best cole slaw EVER!
If anything check it out.,,oh the breakfast is great.

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fullyhedged65 reads

Always had a nice meal at these two. Bottega Louie for brunch/lunch.

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SparkyMcG199963 reads

Too many to list, but two that pop into my mind right away are:

1) Philippe’s - the alleged inventor of the French dip sandwich - very old-school, lots of history  

2) Perch - very nice rooftop seafood restaurant.

There’s lots more – will circle back when I have more time.  

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RespectfulRobert59 reads

The old style counter is such a throw back and the food its sensational. The sandwiches are a little on the small side so get two or pair it with something else. Been there numerous times and its my fave LA sandwich shop with The Apple Pan been a very close second but T.A.P. is not downtown.

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EXBCMC63 reads

I agree on Philippe’s. 👌. French dip sandwiches. If the Dodgers are in town, it’s a zoo.

Posted By: SparkyMcG1999
Re: DTLA Recs  
Too many to list, but two that pop into my mind right away are:  
   
 1) Philippe’s - the alleged inventor of the French dip sandwich - very old-school, lots of history  
   
 2) Perch - very nice rooftop seafood restaurant.  
   
 There’s lots more – will circle back when I have more time.  

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HEIDEN64 reads

I worked downtown for 30 years Phiillepe's and Pantry are so overrated  Cafe Pinot by the library was my go to spot

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SparkyMcG199959 reads

Yes, it is, which is too bad, because I loved that place.

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HEIDEN62 reads

Yes unfortunately

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ElleEverlyNYC67 reads

I was a regular at the location next to Agent Provocateur on Melrose (go figure!) but now they’re only open in DTLA.  Best steak with chimichurri & garlic fries.  The owner was always really nice, too.  

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Hpygolky61 reads

Also known as El Tepeyac Cafe on Evergreen off Wabash. Burritos are to die for....Its not DTLA...but it's close.
A must try if you're from out of town.

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ZeroDeal58 reads

Also check out the rooftop bar Broken Shaker at the hotel Freehand. Tacos 1986 are also a good option.

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Jessica_Anderson57 reads

My favorite is Perch and Cara Cara. Both have spectacular view and so romantic during sunset.

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