Grab Some Grub With Your Night Owls!

There’s nothing worse than not being able to satisfy a late-night craving. Though fast-food joints are a reliable go-to, it’s never a bad idea to have some more elevated and quality options on hand. Thankfully, Los Angeles is home to several renowned restaurants that actually stay open past 9 p.m. Whether you’re craving modern Mexican cuisine or French fare with a martini to match, the LA food scene has plenty of options that cater to a variety of post-outing munchies. From Los Feliz to Culver City, here are nine of the best late-night restaurants in LA!

 

Mírate

Open Until: 12 a.m.

Mírate is a chic Los Feliz restaurant and bar that serves contemporary Mexican cuisine in a modern yet bohemian setting. The cozy outdoor patio features lush greenery and ethereal string lights, making it the perfect place for a late-night bite on the weekends. Start off with a few different salsa and chips options before sharing some kampachi aguachile with the table. If you’re extra hungry, opt for a couple of crispy fried chicken tacos or the spicy quesadilla. End your evening on a sweet note with the mocha mole-spiced cookies and milk. 

Location: Los Feliz

 

The Prince

Open Until: 2 a.m.

Nothing beats a late-night fried chicken run. The Prince boasts an old-school ambiance complete with a classic horseshoe bar and plush, red booths, transporting you back in time while you curb your cravings. Located in Koreatown, The Prince specializes in Korean-style fried chicken and boozy beverages. This 21+ restaurant and bar is a great spot for those looking to keep the party going after a night out on the town, and the creative cocktails are the perfect thirst quencher for your fried goods.

Location: Koreatown

 

Bacari 

Open Until: 1 a.m.

East LA locals and visitors in need of a quality cocktail and shareable plates should put Bacari Silverlake at the top of their list. This massive restaurant features an open-air layout, ethereal string lights and lush greenery, setting the most romantic scene for late-night bites and drinks. The entire food menu is designed to be shared, with some standout favorites being the papas bravas, shawarma tacos and glazed pork belly. When it comes to cocktails, sip on a refreshing Bacarita or a smoky Mad Mango Sour. Be sure to make a reservation at least a week in advance to secure your spot.

Location: Silverlake 

 

Juliet 

Open Until: 12 a.m.

Looking for something a bit more elegant after a night out? Juliet is a Culver City staple that serves modern French fare in a contemporary and minimalist setting. Live like the Parisians do with a late-night dinner of fine wine and oysters before heading home or hitting the town. If cocktails are more your style, the pineapple and coconut-forward Coco Chanel boasts bold flavors that taste like summer in every sip. Other tasty food options include the sea bream tartare, endive salad and duck confit cigars. 

Location: Culver City

 

Fred 62 

Open Until: 3 a.m.

For more than 25 years, Fred 62 has been a Los Feliz staple for locals and visitors alike. The retro diner is known for its green and orange exterior that can be spotted from a mile away, along with its classic diner menu featuring everything from milkshakes to fried chicken and waffles. One of the best things about Fred 62 is that there are also plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options to explore, ensuring that everyone in your group can partake. Don’t forget to end your meal with a slice of classic apple pie.

Location: Los Feliz

 

Tatsu Ramen 

Open Until: 3 a.m.

With locations all across Los Angeles, a late-night bowl of ramen from Tatsu is never out of reach. The thick noodles and rich broth are exactly what you need after a night out, but if traditional tonkotsu ramen isn’t your thing, Tatsu has plenty of unique options. The Naked Ramen is a broth-free option that is full of flavor, while the Hippie Ramen remains completely vegan from start to finish. If you don’t feel like eating your ramen in the restaurant, simply pick it up and take it to-go for a cozy meal at home.

Locations: Pasadena, Melrose and Sawtelle

 

Sanamluang Cafe

Open Until: 1:45 a.m.

Obviously, there’s no better place for Thai food than in Thai Town. Sanamluang Cafe has mastered the art of comforting Thai cuisine, using traditional recipes and flavors to create beloved classics like Pad Thai, Pad Ka Pao and Tom Yum soup. This laid-back and casual eatery follows a no-frills, no-fuss pattern, but the quality and consistency of the food truly shine. Start with some chicken satay and deep-fried shrimp cakes before ordering your favorite noodle dish and taking any leftovers to-go. If you’re in need of a late-night boost, treat yourself to a Thai iced tea with boba.

Location: Thai Town/East Hollywood

 

Honey Night

Open Until: 2 a.m.

Honey Night is a one-of-a-kind Korean pub that serves hearty Korean cuisine and crisp beers until 2 a.m. While many late-night bars and pubs have a reputation for having mediocre food, Honey Night is a major exception. Each dish features authentic flavors and high-quality ingredients, but there are some can’t-miss items you should try, such as the cheesy fire chicken and rice balls. If you’re hoping to get a head start on curing your hangover, order the signature Korean army soup with noodles, ham, cheese, sausage and spam. 

Location: Koreatown

 

Jones 

Open Until: 2 a.m.

Whether you’re on a date that’s going well or ending the night with your best gals, nothing beats a dirty martini at Jones in West Hollywood. This timeless Italian joint is known for its traditional cuisine and red, romantic interior, and since it stays open until 2 a.m. nightly, it’s a consistent favorite for those seeking a late-night meal. The crispy calamari with spicy marinara is the perfect appetizer for sharing, and the thin-crust pizzas are also wildly popular, with the truffle oil-topped white pizza being a local favorite. 

Location: West Hollywood