2021 Best Mid-City Romantic Restaurants in Los Angeles Area
Most Romantic Restaurants in Mid-City LA
Sometimes we all need a little help when it comes time to finding a romantic restaurant. The selections we have gathered here have that certain something—perhaps a light-speckled patio, candelit ambience, or lovely garden—that can really impress a date. (Please note that some restaurants may be temporarily closed or takeout/delivery only depending on the restrictions in the area.)Presented in alphabetical order, here are the top romantic restaurants in LA's Mid-City, including the Fairfax Distict, Beverly Center area, Koreatown and along La Cienega Boulevard and Melrose Avenue..
> Also, check out the Best Romantic Restaurants in other LA neighborhoods:
- Top 10 Los Angeles Area Romantic Restaurants
- Beverly Hills
- Downtown LA
- Hollywood
- Riverside & Inland Empire
- San Fernando Valley
- San Gabriel Valley & Pasadena
- Santa Monica & Malibu
- South Bay & Long Beach
- West Hollywood
- Westside.
> You can also view:
- GAYOT's Best Sexy Restaurants in Los Angeles
- GAYOT's Romantic Restaurants in Other Cities
- Ideas for impressing your date with GAYOT's Guide to Romance
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A.O.C.
A larger location for A.O.C., the popular wine bar from Suzanne Goin and Caroline Styne. See More
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Discreet hideaway-type haunt for those seeking a scene versus cuisine. See More
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Mama Lion
This glamorous Koreatown supper-club/restaurant has two attractions: the menu from chef Ricardo Zarate and music. See More
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Providence
Chef Michael Cimarusti continues to maintain the reputation of this fine-dining destination for seafood in Los Angeles. See More
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République
Once the domain of Charlie Chaplin then Mark Peel and now Walter Manzke, this historic building serves as a bakery/café by day and a bistro at night. See More
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