Tasca

Fine Dining

Where to Sit: What the narrow dining space offers in ambiance it lacks in audibility. Grab a seat at one of the six sidewalk tables for cooler, quieter conversation.

When to Go: Some of the brunch dishes are particularly interesting. Stop by Saturday or Sunday to sample dishes like truffle egg toast, brie and mushroom frittata and butternut squash risotto.

Small plates, great wine list, romantic interior, but bad parking

Tasca has a selection of rich phenomenal food and tasy wines. The restaurant is dark, romantic and cozy; it's not good for parties or kids. Instead, it's more of a special occasion or date place. Although its literally a block away from AOC, it's a world away on the inside; it is decidedly not a scene place. Don't let this fool you; the service, food and prices are all great! The only problem is parking. 3rd street between La Cienega and Fairfax is probably the only stretch of road in LA with more valets than normal spots (which are typically poached by the valets.) Plan on either parking in one of the few spaces in the back or on a sidestreet by a meter and walking a block or two...but it's worth it!

Along Third Street's crowded restaurant row, this homey storefront eatery features a long wine bar on one side of the candlelit, sage-green room, with polished wood tables and banquettes on the other. The distinctly European vibe is carried throughout the menu; although Spain takes center stage, other Mediterranean influences are well represented. Crostini topped with delicate white anchovies,...

The Scene
Tiny tea candles glint alongside silver flatware, ornate mirrors, and cinnamon-hued banquettes, adding an elegant sparkle to the small, cavernous space. Enamored couples linger...

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