Look for options like chicken gyros, panini, burgers and more.

There's a new split-level bar and music venue on the waterfront.

Look for offerings like Flamin' Hot Cheetos topped with nacho cheese and popsicles made with fresh fruit.

Diners can customize their own Korean tofu stews.

If you're looking for that distinctive mala flavor, these new restaurants have you covered.

These new eateries offer neighborhood mainstays and elevated takes on fresh fish.

The new restaurant will focus on rustic pizza and pasta dishes.

Lush took over the former Gelateria Naia space, which closed earlier this month.

Several options for a meal that "sweeps away the worries and cobwebs of the week."

From organic Mexican fare to building your own paleo burger, here are some of LA's newest veggie-friendly spots.

The Lakeshore eatery will close so it can be reborn as a cocktail-focused lounge with late-night eats.

If all goes to plan, the new space should debut sometime in May.

This new spot features an all-you-can-eat menu specializing in Korean barbecue and Japanese-style shabu shabu.