Los Angeles, California – Eats
While Los Angeles is a town filled with exquisite dining and exorbitant pricing it is possible to find some terrific food at prices that won’t leave you sleeping on the street.
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Mani’s
Good coffee, relaxing room, and sumptuous pastry
2507 Main St. (between Ocean Park & Pico)
Santa Monica
310-396-7700
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C&O Trattoria
Boisterous neighborhood Italian café. Reservations are a must, as is a bottle (or three) of the house red.
31 Washington Blvd. (at Pacific Ave.)
Marina Del Ray
310-823-9491
The Local Yolk
Great beachside breakfast eats.
3414 Highland Ave.
Manhattan Beach
310-546-4407
Musso & Frank Grill
A bit pricey, but worth it for this tasty tidbit of classic Hollywood.
6667 Hollywood Blvd. (three blocks east of Highland)
323-467-7788
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