1 week Ago
The biannual DineLA restaurant week is back with a winter session from January 24 to February 7. With hundreds of participating restaurants offering discounted menus, diners can check out places at a lower price than usual, often with prix fixe tastings for easier decision-making. Here are some of this winter’s more notable DineLA dinner menus, from fine dining institutions to West Hollywood hotspots.
This year, to support Los Angeles in the wake of the destructive 2025 fires, DineLA is donating $5 per reservation made to The American Red Cross. For Eater LA’s DineLA lunch picks, head right here . Note: DineLA is for dine-in customers only.
Tax and tips are not included in DineLA prices. Los Angeles experienced an unprecedented climate catastrophe in early January when the Palisades Fire ravaged Pacific Palisades and parts of Malibu , and the Eaton Fire tore through much of Altadena . Across the city, restaurants have mobilized to provide support, relief, and free meals to impacted residents and first responders .
This map update reflects restaurants that are open and serving their communities now. Citrin Fine dining restaurant Citrin is offering a version of its tasting menu for $99 during Dine LA. The three-course, plus dessert, menu offers dishes like citrus-cured hamachi crudo, wild mushroom risotto, and Liberty Farms duck.
A post shared by Citrin (@citrinla) Dear John's Culver City’s Dear John’s is offering a $65 dinner menu for Dine LA. Start with the choice of appetizers like Caesar salad or shrimp cocktail; mains include prime sirloin, chicken parmesan, or sand dabs. Save room for a choice of cheesecake or chocolate crunch cake for dessert.
Also featured in: The 17 Best Restaurants in Culver City The Best Steakhouses in Los Angeles Black Market Liquor Bar Studio City’s Black Market Liquor Bar is offering a five-course Dine LA menu priced at $45. Each set menu includes dishes like burrata with candied squash, charred Brussels sprouts, and scallops. A post shared by Black Market Liquor Bar (@blackmarketliquorbar) Also featured in: LA’s Most Festive Bars for the Winter 14 Fantastic Signature Desserts in Los Angeles, 2018 Edition ABSteak Akira Back’s highly-lauded steakhouse ABSteak is offering an $85 set menu for Dine LA with classics from the main menu.
The menu starts with hwe with thinly-sliced salmon and wagyu tteok galbi, before moving into meaty favorites like wagyu chadol (brisket) and marinated galbi. Doenjang jjigae, kimchi arancini, and sorbet to finish are also available. Coni'Seafood Con’iSeafood is offering a $25 menu for Dine LA featuring a choice of dishes like aguachile, ceviche, and camarones.
The meal also comes with a choice of an alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage. A post shared by CONI'SEAFOOD (@coniseafood) Also featured in: The 38 Best Tacos in Los Angeles The 20 Best Seafood Restaurants in Los Angeles Sign up for our newsletter. Check your inbox for a welcome email.
Oops. Something went wrong. Please enter a valid email and try again.
Danbi Modern Korean restaurant Danbi is offering a $65 prix fixe menu for Dine LA. Expect honey butter chips, kale salad, scallop pancake, and a wagyu zabuton served with kimchi-fried rice. Also featured in: The 20 Best Korean Restaurants in Los Angeles L’Appart Cozy Downtown French restaurant L’Appart is offering a set menu for Dine LA priced at $45.
The menu includes a choice of dishes like onion and shallot soup, beef bourguignon, and duck leg confit. The dinner ends with a choice of creme brulee or profiteroles. A post shared by L’APPART by AIR FOOD (@lappartdtla) Sichuan Impression Sichuan Impression in Alhambra is offering a family-style set $72 menu for Dine LA.
The menu comes with a choice of dishes like kung pao chicken, fried rice, lamb skewers, and tea-smoked pork ribs. The menu is meant to feed three to four people. Also featured in: The 22 Essential San Gabriel Valley Restaurants 11 Excellent West LA Restaurants Serving Takeout and Delivery.
