Local Restaurants
A casual date can change your life provided you meet the right person at the right place. If any of these two things are out of place, you could easily land in a soup. While we understand why choosing the right place for a date is so important, we are also aware that busy professionals in Los Angeles have no time to go searching for a perfect date venue. So, to make their lives simpler, we have come up with our personalized dating services that will make dating fun and exciting. We have made a list of some of the best restaurants in town to give our clients the best dating experience. If you too want to enjoy a lovely evening dial our numbers now!
310-289-1940
Agura is an authentic Japanese restaurant which has become extremely popular within a rather short span of time. It is especially well known for its opulent sushi bar which is lorded over by a massive golden statue of Lord Buddha. It would be interesting to note that before it turned into a restaurant the structure that houses it now was a church. Apart from providing a pleasant ambience, Agura also offers some interesting options in its menu. So, you get a fusion of French and Japanese cuisine. Some of the most popular items on the menu include collagen terrine, creamed crab crepe appetizer and a wide range of sushi. The restaurant is located on the La Cienega Boulevard.
310-270-4455
Nonna refers to the grandmother in Italian. The name therefore, suggests love, special care and an old warm charm about the place. Nonna of Italy has a charm of its own. The wooden floors, minimalist furnishings and elegant interiors transport you back into the time. The chefs pay a lot of attention on using the freshest of ingredients to prepare special dishes. Unlike most restaurants in town that focus primarily on including too many dishes in the menu, Nonna of Italy believes in quality of quantity or variety. So, you get some regular options such as seared ahi tuna and thin crust pizza that are prepared with a lot of love. The restaurant is located on the West Sunset Boulevard.
310-278-9911
If you just love the swinging 60s, Mr. Chow is one place that you must visit. With its elaborate Chinese fare on the menu, it is hard to resist Mr. Chow in Los Angeles. The restaurant is well known for preparing some mouth watering dishes in house. These include the very popular garlic noodles and the Peking Duck which is prepared in the traditional manner. Gambler’s duck and diced squab are also very popular among the guests. The restaurant has an impressive clientele list that comprises the who’s who of Los Angeles. Mr. Chow is located on the Beverly Hills.
310-271-9910
Bouchon is considered one of the best French bistros in Los Angeles. Under the supervision of Thomas Keller - one of the most well known chefs in the business – Bouchon has earned a commendable reputation. The restaurant churns out some classic bistro dishes that have been tweaked to suit modern sensibilities. The ambience is classy yet warm. So, you feel like sitting in one of the grand old bistros of France. The restaurant maintains its menu, making little changes to it. But each dish is prepared differently to offer variety to the guests. Bouchon is located on the plush Beverly Hills.
310-260-7500
Whist at the Viceroy has been featured in the list of top 50 hotels prepared by the Food & Wine Magazine. The restaurant offers a Mediterranean inspired menu with interesting twists here and there. It is especially famous for serving simple yet delectable dishes. Whist is not just about the food alone, it is also about the ambience. The whimsical interiors have been done by Kelly Wearstler. For guests looking for some private space, the Whist Dining Cabanas are the perfect spot. Whist also holds wine lover’s night every Monday and Tuesday. On these two nights, all wines from Whist’s extensive wine list are on offer. The restaurant is in Santa Monica.
