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TLV Tapas Bar

TLV Tapas Bar

Tarzana • $$

High ceilings and a DJ spinning Middle Eastern beats set the scene for upscale Israeli tapas. The Arais and Sea Bass shine, but save room for Sfinge—hot mini donuts with sticky sauce.

Sweet and Spizy

Sweet and Spizy

Mid-City • $$

Sweet and Spizy serves up kosher Mexican with tender, flavorful meat that'll make you forget about the lack of pork and dairy. The Barbacoa Beef and Chicken Pastor shine, and everything tastes fresh without the greasy heaviness.

Bennys Grill LA

Bennys Grill LA

Sawtelle

Benny's Grill serves up juicy Persian kabobs hot off the grill until late, with kosher options and generous portions. The staff is warm and welcoming, and everything from Chicken Thigh Kabob to Ghormeh Sabzi hits the spot.

Arais Machane Yehuda LA

Arais Machane Yehuda LA

Tarzana • $$

This kosher Israeli spot serves Arais—grilled pita sandwiches stuffed with spiced meat—and roasted eggplant with tahini that'll make you forget every other version you've tried.

Corridor 18

Corridor 18

Pico-Robertson

Kosher comfort food gets the gourmet treatment at this retro 70s-inspired burger spot. Smash burgers come loaded with truffle aioli and bacon onion jam, crispy chicken sandwiches arrive perfectly crunchy, and even the fries feel elevated.

The Milky Way

The Milky Way

Pico-Robertson • $$

Founded by Steven Spielberg's mother, this warm kosher dairy spot serves comforting classics that have loyal fans coming back for decades.

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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.

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