With its purple painted brick, single story front entering La Dolce Vita is an experience in itself. Inside is as cosy as it gets, it's small (by LA standards), and filled with maroon leather sofas and cheetah print carpets. And just wait until you try the food!

A family run restaurant, the Thai dishes rustled up at La Ong have been passed down the generations. The food is great, but what makes this spot is its atmosphere. 

If you’re looking for Beverly Hills’ hottest new dining spot, Marea is that place. The popular New York restaurant has just opened in LA, serving first-class seafood and pasta to the city’s movers and shakers.