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Humble Bird
Humble Bird mixes high flavor with true comfort. The chicken sandwich and waffles combo is stacked, and the mac and cheese ranks high on the comfort scale. The place leans into freshness and quality without losing the “feel good” factor. A place to linger, enjoy every bite, and feel satisfied.
Hot Chickz
Hot Chickz brings serious fried-chicken energy to L.A. with sandwiches that hit hard and tenders that don’t mess around. The music, decor, and staff all lean into a fun vibe that makes the meal feel like an event rather than just lunch. Big portions mean sharing is optional, and the sides don’t get forgotten. Next time the craving for crunchy, juicy comfort strikes, this is a spot that shows up.
Treat Day Truck
Treat Day Truck is comfort food on wheels—flaky turnovers, lobster tacos, vegan options, and hearty lunch plates. The outdoor setup keeps things relaxed, and the turnovers are special enough to justify going out of the way. It’s the kind of place where the waiting line feels part of the experience. When the usual doesn’t cut it, this food truck brings something unexpected and satisfying.
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4.6
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Amboy Quality Meats & Delicious Burgers
Amboy Quality Meats & Delicious Burgers is a burger lover’s comfort zone—smash patties, top-tier buns, fries that earn their place. The vibe is casual but polished, and the flavors hit big. The setting in Chinatown adds a cool local edge. Whether solo or in a group, sliding into a booth here and letting the food take over is a good plan.
C.W. & Chris Fish & Chicken
C.W. & Chris Fish & Chicken serves the kind of fried comfort that feels like a full comfort-food experience. Crispy wings, tender catfish, shrimp, and sides that have personality. The kind service makes it easier to just relax and enjoy. If the mood is for something deep-fried, soulfu,l and real, this spot checks the boxes.
Howlin’ Ray’s Hot Chicken
Howlin’ Ray’s is comfort with a spicy twist. The chicken sandwich and tenders bring heat, the waffle side brings sweet and crunchy, and the comeback sauce brings magic. The setting might be lively, but the food feels like a reward. When “normal” comfort just won’t cut it, this place delivers.
Stout Burgers & Beers
Stout Burgers & Beers merges burger comfort with a laid-back bar atmosphere. The smash burgers, craft beers, and curly fries make it easy to stay a while. The design is casual yet thoughtful, so it works for post-work dinners or weekend treats. When comfort means good flavors and good company, this is a spot worth remembering.
4.4
of 5.0
(338)
Bub & Grandma’s Restaurant
Bub & Grandma’s is the kind of place where sandwiches and pastries feel crafted with care. The bread is soft, the fillings are solid, and the ambiance is welcoming. It’s less loud, more friendly, and perfect for when comfort means real food and real service. A slower pace, but in a good way.
4.6
of 5.0
(242)
Goldburger - Los Feliz
Goldburger in Los Feliz is comfort done right. Crisp patties, fresh buns, curly fries and a vibe that’s easy to relax into. The location feels neighborhood-friendly, and the food doesn’t overcomplicate things. When comfort means full flavor, full satisfaction, and zero fuss, this burger spot works.
Birdies
Birdies nails that comfort food craving with fried chicken and donuts that actually live up to the hype. The spicy sandwiches are crispy and tender, and the fries are always perfectly cooked. The space is clean and cheerful, and the staff make everyone feel welcome. It’s the kind of place that makes an ordinary lunch break feel like a little treat.
4.5
of 5.0
(317)
Peet's Coffee - LA
Peet’s Coffee in Westwood is spicing up fall with classics and surprises. The Pumpkin Latte and Pumpkin Chai Latte are back, now joined by the Iced Pumpkin Chai Latte and the Cardamom Citrus Cold Brew Oat Latte. The Cardamom Mocha Frappé and Ruby Spritz add flair, and Coffee Popping Pearls make iced drinks tasty. It is a go-to spot for cozy, inventive seasonal flavors.
Iced Above
Fall arrives at Iced Above with pumpkin perfection. Pumpkin Spice Latte greets you like an old friend while Pumpkin Pie Horchata flirts with sweetness. Pumpkin Horchata adds a cool twist. The cafe’s modern space invites long chats and cozy moments. Every sip sparks joy. Los Angeles finds its ultimate fall hideaway where pumpkin flavors meet creativity and charm in every cup.
4.5
of 5.0
(294)
Small Batch Roasting Co.
Hidden in a laneway, Small Batch offers flat whites that are fundamentally honest and reliably good. Their pastries and apple pie get mentioned for a reason—the coffee complements them perfectly with bright notes and a smooth finish. Outdoor seating fries up a sweet laneway scene. It’s indulgent yet not over the top, a crisp but comforting coffee vibe.
Scum and Villainy Cantina
A Star Wars-inspired bar in Hollywood where the drinks are just as creative as the cosplay. The themed cocktails come with flair, the staff leans into the fun, and the mood stays festive. Perfect for a quirky night out or a post-convention drink. It's part dive bar, part nerd haven, and all-around good time.
Songbird Cafe
This cozy bar brings in live music, cheap drinks, and a crowd that actually wants to dance. The decor is playful, the atmosphere stays light, and the cocktails are well-balanced. Come for the show, stay for the whiskey specials and solid vibes. It’s a weekend go-to that feels like a secret worth sharing.
Melody Bar & Grill
A casual Westchester hangout that mixes wings, karaoke, and cocktails without missing a beat. The bar gets lively on weeknights with strong pours and solid happy hour deals. Wednesday karaoke pulls a loyal crowd that actually listens and cheers. This place knows how to keep it fun without trying too hard.
The Wicked Wolf
A moody, magical-feeling bar with jazz nights, candlelight, and cocktails inspired by fantasy. The ambiance is relaxed without being sleepy, and the drink list leans seasonal and inventive. Live music on Thursdays adds to the charm without stealing the spotlight. It’s a bar that feels like a story waiting to unfold.
Broken Shaker at Freehand Los Angeles
Broken Shaker nails the laid-back rooftop dream. Colorful cushions, potted plants, poolside energy, and drinks that are made to be photographed and devoured. Their cocktails lean bright and fruity, with tropical ingredients and fresh herbs. Great spot for a summer birthday, date night, or solo vibe-out with a good view.
Las Perlas
This DTLA staple delivers summer energy from the moment the door opens. The mezcal-focused menu is bold, with house cocktails full of smoky, citrusy flavor and a kick that holds up on hot nights. Happy hour here runs long, the service is fast and friendly, and there’s usually music and a crowd that knows how to let loose. It’s easy to stay longer than planned.
Employees Only Restaurant and Bar
Located on Santa Monica Blvd, this NYC export has settled into LA with style. The bartenders make it personal, and off-menu requests are met with enthusiasm. Try the espresso martini remix or a custom-built spritz. It’s a fun crowd, especially later in the night, and the booths are made for lingering.
Cana Rum Bar
Cana feels like a vacation without leaving the city. The rum cocktails are strong, sweet, and ideal for sipping slowly. There’s live music often, a patio that’s big enough to spread out, and a regular crowd that keeps the energy easy and unpretentious. Great for post-work chill sessions that drift into the weekend.
Melrose Umbrella Co.
The mood inside Melrose Umbrella Co. is velvet-meets-gothic-meets-summer-campfire. It’s a little quirky, and that makes it fun. Cocktails are creative but not overdone, and their non-alcoholic options are just as complex. Great spot for date nights, group hangs, or sitting solo with a drink and a book.
4.4
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(663)
R Bar
Speakeasy vibes with solid drinks and a rotating cast of DJs make R Bar a reliable late-night spot. The password might be gone, but the atmosphere stays secretive in the best way. Happy hour deals run deep, and while the cocktail list isn’t wild, it covers the classics and always hits the mark. Perfect for a last drink after bouncing around Koreatown.
Bread, Espresso & - Redondo Beach
This Tokyo favorite has landed in Redondo Beach earlier in 2025, bringing with it the softest milk bread you’ll find on the West Coast. Each bite feels delicate and rich, especially if you snag one with red bean filling. The coffee holds its own, but it’s the baked goods that make this place a standout. Expect a relaxed setting, friendly staff, and a line that’s worth the wait.
4.0
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(86)
Chamberlain Coffee - Westfield Century City Mall
Chamberlain Coffee’s first brick-and-mortar has arrived at Westfield Century City, and yes—the drinks live up to the hype. From Pistachio Oat Matcha to their seasonal Pumpkin Pecan Latte , the menu is short, sharp, and good. The space is airy and bright with fast-moving lines, even at peak hours. It’s a smart stop before a long mall loop.
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