14 restaurants in Mid Wilshire. Part of our Los Angeles Outdoor Dining guide.
This K-Town spot reimagines spam musubi with creative Okinawan-style preparations. Expect a casual, friendly atmosphere perfect for a quick, flavorful bite.
“Amazing fillings and great service”
“Great setting and spectacular vibes”
“Staff were friendly and accommodating”
This Korean seafood BBQ spot offers a lively, casual atmosphere perfect for groups and families. Expect a prix fixe menu packed with fresh, grilled seafood, served with attentive, hands-on service where the staff cooks for you.
“Cozy but stylish vibe, perfect for a casual night out”
“There's good parking behind the restaurant”
“I've been here a few times already with friends”
This Miracle Mile spot feels like a secret garden, a vibrant oasis overflowing with plants and art. It's a casual haven offering generous portions of healthy, fusion-style Japanese comfort food, perfect for a solo lunch or a relaxed meal with friends.
“Delicious food for a fair price + big portions + immaculate vibes!!! The pastries are pretty unique, not overly sweet.”
“Out of this world flavor with every bite. Great portions. Amazing spicy beef plate always have to order it.”
“This is the cutest hole in the wall Japanese oasis. The food was amazing and such good quality!”
This Koreatown spot turns dining into a game night with interactive tablets at every table, allowing guests to challenge each other for drinks. It's a vibrant, energetic atmosphere perfect for groups looking for a casual, fun-filled evening.
“The atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, making it the perfect place to visit with a large group.”
“The atmosphere is lively but cozy, and the little arcade games make it extra cute and unique.”
“The only drawback is that engaging in conversation can be a bit challenging due to the continuous sounds of excitement from people playing games all around you.”
This plant-based haven offers a vibrant menu where every dish is named as an affirmation, encouraging a mindful dining experience. It's a place where creative vegan cuisine, from satisfying bowls to surprising mock meats, leaves diners feeling nourished and uplifted.
“Not quite the same as last time”
“Consistently flavorful, thoughtfully prepared plant-based food”
“Prices are reasonable. Place is clean”
Pho La Vache serves a deeply flavorful, rich broth that stands out even in a city known for its Vietnamese cuisine. The house special, loaded with tender oxtail and beef rib, is a hearty indulgence. This neighborhood spot offers a welcoming atmosphere for families and solo diners alike.
“Parking is known to be challenge but so worth it”
“Always tasty and quality, pho just as good as takeout”
“Price is justified given boujie Larchmont location”
Mr. Charlie's is the vegan McDonald's dupe that nails the nostalgic fast-food experience. The "Not Chicken" sandwich and burgers are surprisingly close to the originals, offering a plant-based twist on classic comfort food. Daily deals make this a fun, casual spot for a quick bite.
“Parking is a pain but it's LA, not their fault”
“The whole location is super clean”
This bright, casual cafe inside the H Hotel offers a lively brunch scene with a full bar and outdoor seating. It's a go-to for generous portions and creative cocktails, though service can be slow during peak hours.
“I really wanted to give this place 10/10 but I couldn’t because my chicken wasn’t cooked enough I ask for it to be well done 4/10.”
“It’s really a shame because the seating and dining area itself is so nice and promising, but it’s drowned out by loud club music.”
“I have been to H Cafe quite a few times, and I don't have anything negative to say about any of my visits.”
This converted gas station serves up some of the freshest Maine lobster rolls in Los Angeles. The simple, unfussy menu focuses on quality, offering generous portions of lobster on perfectly toasted brioche buns. It's a casual spot ideal for a quick, satisfying bite.
“Hands down the best lobster roll I’ve ever eaten. Super fresh Maine lobster and the most addictive roll.”
“Their location is beautiful, quiet surprising along Beverly blvd, but very comfy and tone of shade to relax.”
“I’m a New Englander by birth. I have not had a lobster roll anywhere outside of Maine or Connecticut that could compete with this one.”
This Korean corn dog spot offers a fun, casual bite with a variety of creative toppings and fillings. The rooftop patio provides a pleasant spot to enjoy your order, making it a good stop for a quick snack or a casual outing with friends.
“The original two hands corn dog was delicious. Half cheese, half beef was interesting, and cheese was gooey and tasty.”
“I had a potato dog with half sausage/half mozzarella. The togo container was very well made to carry and the potato dog tasted excellent.”
“Wonderful staff they were friendly enough to have a short conversation while i was curious about the corndogs and the area they were in !”
BCD Tofu House is a Koreatown institution, serving up bubbling hot soon tofu soups that rival those found in South Korea. This 24-hour spot is a reliable comfort food destination, offering generous portions and a lively, casual atmosphere.
“Raw egg and it's chef's kiss”
“Energized and efficient staff served us quickly”
“Lively, bustling atmosphere that feels authentic”
This historic Koreatown spot, now under new ownership, focuses on quality over all-you-can-eat, with the owner often grilling meat tableside. It's a place where old-timers gather for authentic, heartfelt Korean food, from expertly prepared BBQ to standout stews and cold noodles.
“Foods here are still outstanding”
“You can hear old Korean ahjushis swearing”
This Korean street food spot offers a playful take on the classic corn dog, with creative toppings and a vibrant smoothie menu. It's a casual, family-friendly destination perfect for a quick bite or a fun outing with kids.
This walk-up French sandwich shop on Melrose is a culinary secret worth seeking out. Expect simple, high-quality ingredients like perfectly baked baguettes and rich butter, creating harmonious flavors that linger long after the last bite. It's a small spot, but the dedication to authentic French technique shines through.
“Eating Daniel’s favorite sandwich reminded me why French culinary principles have had a STRANGLE hold on the culinary world of today.”
“I got the half size of Daniel’s go-to, and my friend got the half size of the carrot sandwich. It came out to be a little over 20 dollars.”
“Just phenomenal French food from what looks like a hole-in-the wall east Hollywood taco dive.”
