Interested in finding out about the newest businesses to open in Los Angeles? From a Japanese restaurant to an Italian spot, read on for a list of the newest spots to arrive around town.
OTOTO
Wander over to 1360 Allison Ave. in Echo Park and you'll find OTOTO, a new sake bar and Japanese spot with five stars out of four reviews on Yelp.
The menu features traditional and original sakes, shochu and Japanese craft beers, as well as "drinking snacks," such as Japanese fried chicken, beef tartare and Japanese cabbage pancakes.
Coffee Dose
Coffee Dose is a spot to score coffee, tea and more that recently opened its doors at 8101 Melrose Ave. in Melrose and has garnered 4.5 stars from five Yelp reviews.
Located in the Bandier store, the coffee shop serves up CBD-infused lattes, as well as drinks with MCT oil and Vital Proteins collagen.
The Dragon and Meeple
New to 3742 S. Flower St. in Exposition Park is The Dragon and Meeple, a spot to score burgers, sandwiches, poutine and more with five stars out of 24 reviews on Yelp.
The board game cafe offers craft beer and pub food. On the menu, look for the Downfall burger with cheese and fried jalapeños on an everything bun.
The Little Friend
Stop by 822 Washington Blvd. in Venice and you'll find The Little Friend, a cocktail bar with 4.5 stars from three Yelp reviews.
The bar serves up "craft cocktails and lots of fun," as stated on the business' Facebook page. The handcrafted cocktail menu includes The Enforcer, with Hennessy, cassis, lime and ginger, and The Passion, with mezcal, housemade hibiscus liqueur, passionfruit and lemon.
CinqueTerre WEST Osteria
A new addition to Pacific Palisades, CinqueTerre WEST Osteria is an Italian spot, offering pizza and more, that's located at 970 Monument St., Suite 110. So far, it's been a popular addition, with Yelpers awarding it five stars out of ten reviews.
The family-run Italian restaurant serves regional cuisine from the coastal region of Liguria and features housemade pastas and handmade pizza dough. On the menu, look for tomato and basil tagliatelle and the Margherita pizza.
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