Alibi Room might be the most unsung hero in late-night dining in LA, with specials like kimchi quesadilla, sliders, breakfast burrito, hot wings, and of course tacos available on paper plates. 続きを読む
A bubbling bowl of hot, spicy Korean tofu stew is going to be one of the most satisfying late night eats in town, and BCD makes up a more the adequate bowl. 続きを読む
Dana Hollister did a great job revamping this classic Eastside greasy spoon with a slightly more refined menu and a top drawer sweets section (like pies!). 続きを読む
Need some goat? Well, look no further than this new Koreatown classic, which specializes in spicy goat stew. The ingredients possess an herbal magic that's bound to cure or prevent any hangover. 続きを読む
The quintessential L.A. late night hang, the eighties are alive here, with vintage ceiling and leather booths galore. The pastrami is pretty solid while the breakfast items are always good choices. 続きを読む
This classic Sunset Strip eatery lives in a repurposed rail car, the ideal viewing perch to observe the streets below. The chili cheese dog is superior to Pink's and the ambiance can't be beat. 続きを読む
Expect the food to be much better pub fare, with skewers, wings, savory pancakes, and plenty of other drinking grub that goes great late into the night. 続きを読む
Using an almost-Chipotle style, diners rack up toppings then wait mere minutes before the wood-fired oven spits out pies. Even better, the service goes until 2 a.m. each evening. 続きを読む
While EP downstairs shuts down at more normal times, the LP rooftop serves cocktails and bar bites like softshell crab banh mi until 2 a.m., making this the ideal industry late night hot spot. 続きを読む
This classic spot in Los Feliz is one of the old-time late-night hangouts in the city, with a kooky staff and dark-retro vibe that feels almost too hipster to be true. 続きを読む
This late night deli has pretty darn good pastrami and even better corned beef. Grab a bottle of wine from the shop downstairs (just $6 corkage) and sip it with a grilled Reuben. 続きを読む
This Little Tokyo classic serves izakaya favorites such as takoyaki, yakitori, sushi rolls, grilled squid, and miso black cod at a third floor nook inside a mall. Serves until 1 a.m. 続きを読む
Dishes like green papaya salad, grilled pork neck, and tom yum soup are good enough to make one skip the drive to Thai Town altogether. Serves until 12 a.m. nightly, closed Mondays. 続きを読む
This West LA standard serves terrific izakaya favorites such as agadashi tofu and udon noodles. The large, varied menu works great with the simple beer and more extensive sake menu. 続きを読む
A rare 24-hour deli in Los Angeles (along with Canter's), Izzy's Deli serves the Westside with all-night matzo ball soup, pastrami sandwiches, and more to the after hours crowd in Santa Monica. 続きを読む
This classic Culver City fast food joint has everything from burgers to excellent pastrami. Try the chili cheese fries for something truly gut-busting. Don't skip the fruit pies either. 続きを読む
This clubby Italian joint in WeHo with possibly the best apple pie slice around has some decent old-school classics such as spaghetti & meatballs, funghi pizza, and carbonara. 続きを読む
This all-night diner in the heart of Cahuenga in Hollywood has favorites like huevos rancheros and a loaded-up breakfast sandwich. Or opt for something more composed like chicken parmesan. 続きを読む
Easily one of the best pad thai spots in town, this late night joint all the way up in the northern part of North Hollywood serves until 3:30 a.m. every evening. 続きを読む
There's nothing quite like tucking into a plate of fried kimchi rice or a bowl of spicy beef soup (yook hwe jang) into the wee hours of the night. Open 24/7. 続きを読む
The garlic stench permeates the entire block at this fluorescent bomb of a restaurant on Koreatown's stretch of Wilshre Blvd. Ideal after long hours at the local karaoke rooms or Korean bars. 続きを読む
One of two all-night restaurants, Pacific Dining Car is the elegant night owl's landing, where white tablecloths and a menu lifted from the 50's make its presence known. 続きを読む
This subterranean Chinese pub has great craft beer and baijiu cocktails to keep the party going, but you can also opt for some house made noodles, dumplings, or soup, if you're in the mood. 続きを読む
This late night pizzeria perfectly situated in Downtown will surely be a place to hit after frequenting the bars in the area. The pies here are classic, thin crust, and ready to consume on the fly. 続きを読む
The stewed pork leg, pad prik king (chicken preferred), turnip omelet, crispy pork belly with morning glory or broccoli, green papaya salad with raw crab, and stir-fried chicken are all worth getting. 続きを読む
This old-school Thai Town noodle joint serves late into the night, when the local bar goers and Hollywood trouble-makers need a hangover cure. 続きを読む
The homestyle dishes are authentic as can be, with quality found everywhere from the banchan to the slow-braised short rib that might be one of the best in town. 続きを読む
Pick between bacon topped poutine to the Montreal, topped with smoked brisket and yellow mustard, among a few dozen varieties. The place serves until late every night. 続きを読む
The Stout Burger has blue cheese, rosemary bacon, caramelized onions, and roasted tomatoes on a house-blend patty that's ground in house daily. 続きを読む
This 24-hour joint in Koreatown serves heaping platters of braised spicy (or non-spicy) oxtails and short ribs, with all the fixin's, including a great bowl of beef cabbage soup. 続きを読む
Swingers has all the ambiance that Tarantino would want for a movie. The hopped up servers, the standard-issue greasy spoon fare, and plenty of delicious sweets to go with the watery coffee. 続きを読む
Try the alambres, or for something even more crazy, opt for the ilegal, which is loaded with bacon-wrapped shrimp and whole lobster tails. 続きを読む
The retro-cool vibe at this Hollywood favorite might have the best late night diner food in the city. The breakfast items are great as is the burger. 続きを読む
This popular burger restaurant has been around since the 1940's. The burgers and pies are made the old fashioned way, with quality ingredients and quick counter service. 続きを読む
This pub on the edge of Skid Row and Little Tokyo is a great place to escape to. Try one of the crazy burgers, or go for something a little more straightforward like the Chicago-Italian beef sandwich. 続きを読む
This uber-popular eatery in the heart of Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade does simple American cuisine that's comforting and familiar. 続きを読む
Downtown doesn't have a better composition than The Original Pantry Cafe, a tried-and-true greasy spoon institution that grills solid steaks and makes the ideal pancakes, any time of day or night. 続きを読む
This Hollywood gastropub serves a hefty menu up until 1:30 a.m. with favorites such as Welsh Rarebit, Crispy Pig Ear Salad, and Fish & Chips. 続きを読む
This all-ramen restaurant from the popular izakaya just across the street serves a completely different bowl here, using thick noodles and a dense, porky broth that's chock full of garlic. 続きを読む
This swanky burger joint inside the Roosevelt hotel has a bordello-type feel to it that feels great after drinking along Hollywood Blvd. 続きを読む
Pick desired sausages, get them grilled up, top with caramelized onions, mustard, and peppers, place in bread roll. Wurstkuche does this formula with remarkable ease, and serves late most nights. 続きを読む
If you want to party like a Korean in Seoul, you have to end the night with gamjatang, a pork neck stew that's laden with potatoes. 続きを読む
This arcade bar in Echo Park also sports some of the most compelling pan-Asian cuisine in town and serves dinner until at least midnight, with later hours on the weekend. 続きを読む
The food at Suehiro is decidedly Japanese comfort fare, but when it's midnight, what's better than some fried tonkatsu? 続きを読む
Dining late in Chinatown is a bit of a rite of passage for any Angeleno. While there are probably better restaurants in Chinatown, Full House stays open until 3 a.m. 続きを読む
With weird, tacky 90s-style decor and that friendly neighborhood vibe, it's the place for linguine, chicken parm, and other carbs galore. 続きを読む
This terrific Korean barbecue spot recently got an interior overhaul. Come with friends, order up some soju, and toast to some of LA's best Korean barbecue way late into the evening. 続きを読む
Ever needed a late night sushi fix that wasn't based on rolls? Kanpai is your answer. Amazingly open until 1 a.m., though it's best to call if you're heading over after midnight. 続きを読む
This bustling seafood restaurant in Koreatown serves lobster rolls, oysters, and uni spaghetti until past midnight, which is nice if you're looking for something other than KBBQ or dumplings. 続きを読む
This old-school Italian joint has been around for almost 60 years on a sleepy corner of North Hollywood. Think heaping plates of chicken parm with spaghetti, cheesy garlic bread, and massive pizzas. 続きを読む
This technologically savvy ramen joint makes diners order via an iPad strapped to the wall, making for a streamlined order for this 21st century comfort food. 続きを読む
This every day sandwich spot has some cravable favorites, like the filet-mignon laden Bentley, loaded with blue cheese to boot, available until midnight daily and until 2 a.m. on weekends. 続きを読む
