700 West Fifth Street -
Los Angeles,
CA - 213-239-6500
Cafe Pinot stands out among the other gay restaurants in Los Angeles as being a restaurant which is not stereotypically gay but which has begun to draw in a large gay crowd.
Traxx is housed within the historic Union Station in downtown Los Angeles. The building is magnificent, blending influences from Spanish Colonial architecture with art deco and modern design to create a truly unique setting.
176 N. Canon Drive -
Beverly Hills,
CA - 310-385-0880
Wolfgang Puck's flag ship restaurant in the heart of Beverly Hills. With Award winning Chefs Lee Hefter and Sherry Yard - a meal not to miss if visiting Los Angeles.
861 La Cienega Blv.d -
Los Angeles,
CA - 310-652-5252
Marks Restaurant is a gay-friendly version of the stereotypical California restaurant. Marks specializes in surf and turf dinner entrees and California pizzas, giving the Los Angeles gay scene an alternative to the swanky lounge-style dining
616 N Robertson Blvd. -
West Hollywood,
CA - 310-659-3882
At this serene seafood house in West Hollywood, the goal is to create a moment; a dining experience for each and every guest. Your meal will be satisfying and pleasurable by dining on excellent food of the highest quality with impeccable service and attention to detail.
826 N. La Cienega Blvd. -
Los Angeles,
CA - 310-659-4794
Anyone who has ever seen a Spanish-language movie with a hot leading star knows that there is something about the language and the presence and the way of life which leaves you longing for just a little bit more of the Spanish flavor. The Spanish Kitchen is like a hot leading star in the Los Angeles restaurant scene.
8155 Melrose Avenue -
Los Angeles,
CA - 323-651-2111
Chocolat. The very word makes the mouth begin to water. It flows out of the mouth, winding its way around the tongue, making you think of sweet indulgence. And that is precisely what this gay friendly restaurant has been doing for more than thirty years.
8401 Santa Monica Blvd. -
West Hollywood,
CA - 323-654-3993
Hugo's serves all three standard meals but this restaurant is known best for its breakfast menu. In order to meet the lifestyle needs of those Los Angeles locals who don't roll out of bed until well past noon, Hugo's serves breakfast all throughout the day.
8440 W Sunset Blvd. -
West Hollywood,
CA - 323-848-6000
Asia de Cuba may have heard the rumor that black is the new black but this gay restaurant knows that some things just never go out of style and it pulls off its white-on-white island theme without a snag. Located at the hipster hotel, the Mondrian, Asia de Cubs is a place where good-looking people go to get good food.
