5 Hollywood Restaurants Ranked Among 101 Best In Los Angeles

HOLLYWOOD, CA — Five Hollywood restaurants are among the 101 best in the Los Angeles area, according to a new ranking released this week.

The Los Angeles Times' annual list of the 101 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles includes everything from modest holes in the wall to buzzy Michelin-starred spots.

"We crisscrossed the region for months, checking in on stalwarts and swapping notes on potentially overlooked contenders," the Times wrote.

Here are the Hollywood spots, along with their rank and excerpts from the Times' blurbs:

Providence — 7

"Michael Cimarusti and Donato Poto’s paragon of sumptuous, celebratory dining reaches its 20th anniversary on June 17, 2025. In high-end restaurant years that’s about the age of a mature redwood."

Petit Trois — 45

"The concepts of time, calories and overindulgence do not exist at the Petit Trois marble counter. Ludo Lefebvre created a place of pure excess that operates uninhibited by such conventions."

Kuya Lord — 56

"Behold the behemoth 'Kuya Tray,' the fastest and most comprehensive introduction to the cooking at Lord Maynard Llera’s 28-seat Melrose Hill restaurant. Sized for two, each platter contains canary-yellow spiced rice, sauteed vegetables, achara (pickled green papaya) and a choice of six meats or seafood."

Stir Crazy — 86

"The kitchen team, under Caroline Leff, keeps a few perennial dishes in rotation. Among them is a celery salad with walnuts, aged Gouda and raisins that nicely pings between sweet and savory, soft and crunchy. As a main course, a link of mildly spiced German-style sausage, sourced from Mattern’s Sausage & Deli in Orange County, is presented with a mound of Japanese-style potato salad creamy from Kewpie mayo and a healthy dollop of mustard."

Mr. T — 87

"Mr. T, the two-year-old location of the Paris bistro with the same name, has carved a niche for itself in the middle of the buzzy Sycamore District. At the bottom of the glass tower that houses Jay-Z’s Roc Nation, smartly dressed patrons flood the patio during breakfast and lunch."

Check out the full list of 101 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles at the LA Times.