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Bistro du Soleil Restaurant
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A slight wedge of a building balanced on the hilly beach streets of Playa Del Rey, Bistro du Soleil strikes the eye as unusual and vibrant. Located on Vista Del Mar Lane and Culver Boulevard in Los Angeles, California, this dignified yet casual French restaurant is comfortably surrounded by the Pacific atmosphere. Bistro du Soleil serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as a weekend brunch. The restaurant’s combination of traditional French menu items with some hits of California and Baja makes Bistro du Soleil an good fit for the typical cravings of Playa Del Rey.
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Lucques Restaurant LA
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On Melrose and La Cienega Boulevard, along a popular strip of hip West Hollywood restaurants, Lucques retains its standing as an ideal spot for lunch, dinner, and drinks. In its eighth year, the restaurant excels with its short-list of savory French-Mediterranean cuisine combining subtle, yet distinct, flavors with fish, poultry, and meat. Executive chef Suzanne Goin was awarded the 2006 James Beard Foundation Award of Excellence for Best Chef in California.
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Rock'N Fish Manhattan Beach
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Situated in Manhattan Beach's downtown area, Rock n' Fish is a local favorite offering a classic New Orleans styled dining room. Surrounded by tall ceilings and hand painted murals, the area appeals to a variety of moods and tastes. Oak grilled fish, signature sandwiches and Alaskan king crab are some of the menu's highlights, along with the signature "Navy Grog" drink and one of the most extensive wine lists in the area.
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Sushi Roku West Hollywood
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Sushi Roku, a local favorite in the trendy West Hollywood area, offers sushi-lovers a sophisticated Japanese style cuisine, yet an intimate dining experience. The menu offers favorites such as the California Roll and Spicy Tuna Roll, but also mixes it up with some signature dishes and unexpectedly great combinations. There are plenty of exceptional choices on the menu for non-sushi-lovers as well.
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Traxx Downtown Los Angeles
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Traxx is where the romance of the past and the spirit of the future seamlessly merge. Since 1997, Traxx has brought fine dining back to historic Union Station while acting as major player in Los Angeles' downtown renaissance. Even with modern Los Angeles blossoming in its midst, Traxx's ambience recalls the glamour and wonder of train travel's golden era. Located on Alameda Street and Cesar Chavez, come enjoy the casual yet elegant American cuisine.
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Los Angeles Restaurants
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