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The Best Restaurants On Larchmont Boulevard, Los Angeles

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Larchmont Village is a green, serene, and quaint Los Angeles neighborhood just a hop and a skip away from the Hollywood hustle. The epicenter, Larchmont Boulevard, is full of mom-and-pop shops as well as some high-end restaurants that give the area a secluded, exclusive feel. Here are the boulevard’s best addresses when you’re looking to grab a bite in the neighborhood. Did you know – Culture Trip now does bookable, small-group trips? Pick from authentic, immersive Epic Trips, compact and action-packed Mini Trips and sparkling, expansive Sailing Trips.

Vernetti

Beet Crostini

Vernetti is a sophisticated Italian restaurant that serves hearty portions of aesthetically pleasing foods in a casual setting. Breakfast primarily includes oatmeal, granola, pancakes, toast, and omelettes. There is also a diverse selection of baked goods such as muffins and rolls. Guests who stop by should try the panini, a pasta dish, antipasti, or secondi as they offer a selection of the most classic Italian foods. This restaurant is known for being both modern and traditional which is ideal for people who enjoy a mix of both worlds.

Pinches Tacos

Asada Taco

The subtitle of this restaurant says ‘real Mexican food by real Mexicans,’ giving you an idea of the authenticity of this café. The menu is long and has a fine selection of tacos, burritos, sopes, tortas, enchiladas, taquitos, sides, and drinks. This restaurant is rooted in history and involves great uncles that would run with Pancho Villa, and the restaurant has been built to fit into the vibe of the Larchmont Village. This restaurant has also been featured numerous times on TV shows and on the news, such as on the KTLA Morning News and in an episode of ‘The Hills’ which is a testament to its distinction and quality.

Le Petit Greek

Greek salad

This restaurant prides itself on having grass fed beef as well as authentic Greek food. Upon walking into this restaurant, diners will feel as if they are on a Greek island. White and green colors are the dominant themes of the interior, and there are historically themed Greek photos adorning the walls. Lunch entrées include moussaka and and a variety of gyros. This restaurant celebrates the Hellenic lifestyle and even has a neat herb-of-the-month section listed on its website.

Village Pizzeria

Pepperoni pizza

This pizzeria was started by someone who missed eating pizza in his hometowns of Brooklyn and Queens. The pizza has no additives and is baked fresh. Village Pizzeria makes their own toppings and sausages to ensure great quality. The pizzas are hand spun and include either a thin or thick crust. Neapolitan and Sicilian are the two pizza types served, but they come with a large variety of topping choices. When undecided on what to try, choose the Village Special, pizza made with homemade meatballs or sausage as well as mushrooms, peppers, onions, olives, and anchovies. Those who want to sample all the varieties may want to try eating by the slice. There are also other options on the menu, like pasta, soup, salads, and a selection of desserts. Catering is available as well.
Village Pizzeria, 131 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USA, +1 323 465 5566

Larchmont Bungalow

Smoke Salmon Eggs Benedict

Larchmont Bungalow is a charming bungalow that serves red and blue velvet pancakes as well as hearty meals. Egg Benedict, French toast, and omelettes are some great breakfast options at this bungalow. Some delectable dinner items include soups, wraps, salads, sandwiches, and burgers. This café is very vegan and vegetarian-friendly. Sustainable coffee and custom-crafted tea are specialties at this café, which complement the selection of baked goods. There is a cozy fireplace and a lush outdoor seating area for guests to enjoy.
Larchmont Bungalow, 107 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USA, +1 323 461 1528

About the author

Thinker, motivator and pathfinder, Alina graduated from UCLA with honors and holds a B.A. in American Literature and Culture. While at UCLA, she edited a print journal called ALEPH, UCLA’s Undergraduate Research Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences. She enjoys writing, editing and the social sciences. Alina is eclectic and has a broad range of interests, such as volunteering with animals at a no kill shelter.

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