The Most Romantic Restaurants in Los Angeles

When it comes to restaurants, Los Angeles is a force to be reckoned with. The city offers it everything, from fantastic street cuisine to fine dining, and everything in-between as well as perfect date spots to make every night a special affair. We combed through data from tens of thousands of restaurants to determine the top picks among Team Kushfly. You’ll find everything from hidden gems to fine dining classics, buzzy sushi joints to white-tableclothed steakhouses.

Yamashiro

Since its construction as a private home in 1914, Yamashiro has welcomed visitors to its lovely, romantic setting above Hollywood Boulevard. The renovated “Mountain Palace” is famed for its countless movie and TV appearances, and is a favorite destination for weddings and special events, boasting amazing city views, stunning architecture, and quiet gardens. Vallerie Castillo Archer, Yamashiro’s first female executive chef, presents the restaurant’s renowned Asian fusion cuisine.

Address: 1999 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 90068

Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bell Air

Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air, located in a gorgeous garden setting at one of LA’s most storied hotels, offers a variety of alternatives for lovers: lounge in a booth, sit at the outdoor bar, or reserve a secluded alcove overlooking Swan Lake. After dusk, the charming terrace comes alive with dazzling lamps and the aroma of bougainvillea and lavender. Heated floors and a retractable screen for year-round eating are among the premium features.

Address: 701 Stone Canyon Rd., Los Angeles 90077

Vibrato Grill

Herb Alpert, the Grammy Award-winning music superstar, created Vibrato Grill. Vibrato is one of LA’s most romantic music venues, providing top-notch jazz concerts in a warm, elegant atmosphere complete with soft lighting, excellent sound design, and artwork by Alpert himself. In case you didn’t know, Seth MacFarlane, creator of Family Guy, appears at Vibrato on a daily basis.

Address: 2930 N Beverly Glen Cir, Bel Air 90077

Redbird

Redbird, Chef Neal Fraser’s flagship restaurant, serves modern American cuisine in a historic space in Vibiana’s ancient rectory building. A beverage from Tobin Shea’s award-winning seasonal menu is a must whether you’re seated in the indoor dining room, open-air Courtyard, or surrounded by olive trees in the Garden.

Address: 114 E 2nd St, Los Angeles 90071

Providence

Providence, the two-Michelin-starred restaurant of Chef Michael Cimarusti, is widely regarded as one of the top seafood restaurants in the country. With deep blue chairs, coral-like wall patterns, and grouped seashells along softly lighted walls, the beautiful dining area conjures the ocean. Oyster, Tai Sashimi, Maine Lobster, Lingotti, Black Cod, choice of Wild King Salmon, Liberty Farms Duck, or A5 Wagyu Beef; and House-Made Hawaiian Chocolate are among the highlights of the opulent Chef’s Tasting Menu.

Address: 5955 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 90038

Nobu Malibu

Originally located in the Malibu Country Mart, Nobu Malibu relocated down Pacific Coast Highway in 2002, attracting customers with its magnificent coastal location and exquisite Japanese cuisine. Enjoy the beautiful beach views from one of the desirable outside tables while sipping Michelle French’s National Nobu Cocktail Competition winner, Cheers to Chichibu.

Address: 3835 Cross Creek Rd., Malibu 90265-4978

Nic’s on Beverly

Nic’s On Beverly, which has one of LA’s most romantic patios, serves a completely plant-based menu for lunch, supper, and weekend brunch. Wood-fired Detroit-style pizzas, Tempura Avocado Tacos, Truffle Burger, Bloomsdale Spinach Lasagna, and Fish & Chips with beer battered Good Catch fish are just a few of the menu’s highlights. Tofu Benedict, The Waffler Sandwich, and Florentine Omelette are all available for brunch.

Address: 8265 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles 90048

The Lobster

The Lobster is located at the top of the historic Santa Monica Pier and offers beautiful 180-degree views, is known for hosting multiple marriage proposals per day. If you’re intending on proposing, get a reservation at one of the popular window tables. While The Lobster is known for its iconic Maine and California Spiny Lobsters, the seasonally-driven cuisine has been upgraded by celebrated Executive Chef Govind Armstrong.

Address: 1602 Ocean Ave., Santa Monica 90401-3212

LA Cha Cha Chá

To get to LA Cha Cha Chá, a rooftop hidden gem in the Downtown LA Arts District, follow the neon green lime sign. The expansive restaurant’s Mid-Century style, like the original in Mexico City, pulls inspirations from Acapulco to Palm Springs. Start with “ceviche” or “aguachile” and sit at an intimate outside booth. Pescado Cha Cha Chá, Carnitas, and the Steak Pa’ Taquear are just a few of the shared plates available from Mexico City native and LA-raised chef Alejandro Guzman’s masterpieces.

Address: 812 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles 90013

Cicada Restaurant

Cicada is still renowned as the “Pretty Woman restaurant” more than 30 years after the film’s debut. Cicada is a magnificent Art Deco restaurant and special event location located in Downtown LA’s historic Oviatt Building. It was known as Rex Il Ristorante when Julia Roberts had her snail-eating disaster in that legendary scene. On special nights, the restaurant becomes the Cicada Club, an elegant evening of dinner and dancing with nostalgic music played by swing and jazz bands in the style of the 1940s.

Address: 617 S. Olive St., Los Angeles 90014

We hope you consider these options to have the most romantic dinner with your date. After you finish dining, head to your place and surprise your partner with Los Angeles and end the night with Kushfly’s premium selection of THC edibles.

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