Halal in Los Angeles worth going out for.

These 17 activities are worth leaving the house for.
Ask me what you're after.

Make time for these

Al-Noor Indian Pakistani Halal

Al-Noor Indian Pakistani Halal

Lawndale • $$

Humble Pakistani comfort food spot serving hard-to-find specialties like Nihari, a spicy braised beef stew, and Haleem, a hearty mash of chicken, grains, and lentils.

Skewers Halal

Skewers Halal

Chatsworth • $

This family-run spot tucked in a Chatsworth strip mall serves flavorful halal Mediterranean staples—the Beef Koobideh and Chapli Kabob steal the show—plus unexpected pizzas that keep regulars coming back.

Döner Haus

Döner Haus

Florence • $

LA's first German doner spot serves halal wraps that are massive enough to save half for later, with crispy well-seasoned fries and baklava your kids will fight over. The crew brings warm vibes that feel a world away from your typical kebab shop.

786 Degrees Pizza - Los Angeles

786 Degrees Pizza - Los Angeles

Sun Valley • $

786 Degrees fires up halal Neapolitan pizzas with wild global twists: think Bombay Tikka Masala, Bulgogi Gangnam Style, and tandoori-spiked pies blistered in a screaming-hot wood oven. The friendly crew will walk you through the flavor map to find your perfect pie.

See these on a map

Browse Los Angeles neighborhood by neighborhood, get ideas just for you, or ask me anything.

Open the map

Explore more in Los Angeles

17 activities · Page 1 / 1

All activities

Halal in other cities

Frequently asked questions

How do I plan an evening in LA without spending most of it driving?

Choose one event, then keep dinner and anything afterwards in the same area. Tell me where you’re starting, how you’ll travel, and how far you’re willing to go. I’d leave some breathing room before the start time.

Where can I find an evening built around a performance or conversation in LA?

Check the programme at the Gil Cates Theater in Westwood for theatre, or Book Soup for author conversations and signings. Start with whose work interests you, then choose a date.

How can Outgoing help me find something I’ll actually want to do?

Tell me when you’re free, where you’ll be, and what sounds appealing. “Live music near me, somewhere I can sit, under $30” gives me more to work with than “something fun.” You can keep narrowing it down with me.

Do I need an account to use Outgoing?

You can browse these pages without an account. Sign in to save activities and help me learn your taste, so future suggestions have a better starting point.

Is Outgoing free?

Outgoing is free to use. Events have their own admission prices, including some that are free. Check the listing for prices and booking details before making plans.

Explore on the map