Come for the beer (a rotating selection of 17 American craft taps), but stay for the burger at this unassuming Alphabet City bar.

This Westside mainstay serves up a game-changing and belly-filling omakase for minimal green, with fish that compares to some of the priciest establishments in town.

This tiny, nondescript joint serves up ridiculously good fish fresh from the market, creating a menu that defies its hole-in-the-wall atmosphere and makes it a gem in the Downtown area.

The Westwood taco spot expands to Downtown, with the added bonus of drinks and weekend brunch.

Since opening its first location in Santa Monica, this upscale Mexican eatery has expanded across LA with a second location downtown (and another in Hollywood).

This glammed-up version of the original LDV serves classic Italian dishes, like shrimp fra diavolo

The New York bastion of Italian awesomeness gets imported to Hollywood, where Angelenos can nosh on tasty dishes like juicy meatballs and a veal chop w/ hot and sweet chili peppers.

Owned by sisters born and raised in Veracruz, Mexico, this trailer (with a few locations across the city) serves tacos, tortas, and smoothies.

This Viet trailer serves up tasty bites like the pad Lao noodle bowl with Asian BBQ pork and spicy peanut sauce.

This kebab-slinging cart serves up a king-sized bratwurst known as the Spoiled Brat.

This kebab-slinging cart serves up a king-sized bratwurst known as the Spoiled Brat.

This little trailer whips up classic banh mis and fresh spring rolls with a smile.