Welcome to the ultimate, coronavirus-era listings of options for Los Angeles food delivery and takeout. These restaurants, food providers, bars, and shops are keeping L.A. well-fed while we stay at home.
Times are tough for everyone, and the hospitality industry has been hit particularly hard. Many thousands of Americans employed at restaurants and bars have lost their jobs; nearly 11 percent of all restaurants in the country may never open again after the pandemic. But you can help keep this vital sector of our society alive by supporting your favorite local businesses–or maybe even use this time to try out the fare of somewhere you never went before.
All the Los Angeles food delivery and takeout options listed here were accurate that the time created, but conditions may change fast, so please be sure to check with the vendor to confirm availability.
For more information about living, thriving, and dining while we stay at home, visit the full Los Angeles Inside Guide.
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Angelini Osteria
7313 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
323-297-0070
Extensive to-go offerings are both comforting and refined, from the ever-popular Gino’s meatballs to
tagliolini limone to sautéed Maine scallops with Riso Venere and aged balsamic vinegar.
Website: https://www.angelinirestaurantgroup.com/
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Antico
4653 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
323-510-3093
Chef Chad Colby has converted his East Larchmont Italian restaurant into a takeout spot for foccacia pizzas and ice cream, fashioning a makeshift pizza oven with the plancha top that used to sit on the restaurant’s hearth.
Website: https://www.antico-la.com/
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Badmaash
108 W. 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA
213-221-7466
This Indian gastropub concept comes from the father-and-sons team of Pawan, Nakul, and Arjun Mahendro, who are all well versed in the culinary techniques of East and West. The menu features contemporary mash-ups, like a version of poutine smothered in chicken tikka, spiced tandoori chicken wings, and a spicy lamb burger.
Website: https://www.badmaashla.com/
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Birdie G’s
2421 Michigan Ave., Santa Monica, CA
310-310-3616
James Beard Award-nominated chef Jeremy Fox has dramatically retooled his sunny restaurant, named after his young daughter, for the moment. There’s prepared comfort food aplenty, from matzo ball soup to Reuben sandwiches, along with pantry items and sundries both basic—all-purpose flour—and gourmet—Spanish Bomba rice. Family style “hot plates,” like a grass-fed beef meatloaf and noodle kugel, feed up to six people. Finish things off with the beautiful, jiggly rose petal pie.
Website: https://www.birdiegsla.com/
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Bon Temps
712 S. Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, CA
213-784-0044
After a brief closure, Lincoln Carson’s critically lauded charmer is back. His multicourse family meals for takeout (below) are at once refined and hearty and skew French with mains like beef bourguignonne. But there are also plenty of veggies, from a market salad to roasted brussels sprouts with yogurt dressing.
Website: http://bontempsla.com
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Broad Street Oyster Co.
23359 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA, 90265
424-644-0131
Broad Street will continue offering up some of the city’s best lobster rolls, clam chowder, and other seafood-forward classics. Order delivery or request the “Malibu Drive-Thru” curbside pickup option.
Website: https://www.broadstreetoyster.com/
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Broken Spanish
1050 S. Flower St., Los Angeles, CA
213-749-1460
At his modern Mexican-American spot, Ray Garcia is offering a multicourse family dinner with dishes like hand-pressed tortillas with landrace organic corn, refried lentils with epazote and queso cotija, and pork belly chicharrón. You can also grab tamales by the dozen.
Website: https://brokenspanish.com/
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Cassia
1314 7th St., Santa Monica, CA
At this grand Southeast Asian brasserie, Mozza vet Bryant Ng mines his Chinese Singaporean heritage, honors wife Kim’s Vietnamese background, and knows the secrets to making sublimely delicious food that travels well.
Website: http://cassiala.com
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Clark Street Bread
331 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90026
213-529-4252
The Echo Park bakery is offering a selection of items for “locals only” delivery and pick-up service within the neighborhood or via Caviar. Stock up on fresh, artisan baguettes and loaves, a selection of pastries, or order from a menu of prepared dishes and coffee or tea beverages.
Website: https://clarkstreetbakery.com/
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Colapasta
1241 5th St., Santa Monica, CA
310-310-8336
Fresh, affordable pastas topped with farmers’ market fare shine at this sunny, casual spot. The colorful, poppy-seed-sprinkled beet ravioli is delicate and delicious, while the gramigna with pesto and ricotta is hearty and satisfying.
Website: https://www.colapasta.com/
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Dialogue
Dave Beran has dramatically pivoted his 18-seat tasting-menu restaurant concept for those looking for fine dining to go. Each day, he offers two ever-changing three-course meals—a meat and a vegetarian option—for takeout. Enjoy options such as beef short rib Wellington with market greens and a slice of Basque cheesecake with an equally splurgey bottle of wine. Meals come with heating and seasoning instructions.
Website: https://www.dialoguerestaurant.com/
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Felix
1023 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, CA
424-387-8622
Evan Funke is a pasta purist who can slip Italian lessons into any meal, so it’s no surprise that his takeaway options include pasta kits that come with the sauce, fresh noodles, cheese, and instructions to assemble dishes like rigatoni arrabiata and casarecce with pesto Genovese at home. Not up for DIY? There are hot pizzas, antipasti, desserts, and Felix’s famous foccacia all ready to go (and eat).
Website: https://felixla.com/
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Guerrilla Tacos
2000 E. 7th St, Los Angeles, CA
213-375-3300
The haute taqueria is serving up Emergency Taco and Emergency Nacho kits in various sizes along with margaritas for these trying times. The kits feed many and feature proteins like roasted chicken, carne asada, and even wild boar.
Website: http://www.guerrillatacos.com/
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HomeState
4624 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Two locations of HomeState–Los Feliz and Highland Park–are open for Tex-Mex fare including their signature breakfast tacos and queso. Los Feliz is also now a “general store” with kitchen essentials. Place an order for curbside pickup or delivery.
Website: https://www.myhomestate.com/
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Jon & Vinny’s
412 North Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
323-334-3369
In addition to offering the full menu and selections from the attached Helen’s wine shop for takeout and delivery service, Jon & Vinny’s is also offering a “goods” department with fresh produce, meats, and pantry goods.
Website: https://www.jonandvinnys.com/home
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Lasa
727 N. Broadway, Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA
213-443-6163
Brothers Chase and Chad Valencia are offering meal kits for customers to whip up the restaurant’s tasty, market-driven Filipino fare at home.
Website: http://www.lasa-la.com/
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Milo & Olive
2723 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA, 90403
310-452-6776
Perfect for anyone–but perhaps especially ideal for families with kids home from school looking for stuff to do during the day–Milo & Olive is offering a selection of special semi-homemade style kits to assemble pizzas, pastas, and other dishes from chef-prepped ingredients, in addition to their main menu.
Website: https://eat.chownow.com/discover/restaurant/1439
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Pizzana
11712 San Vicente Blvd., Brentwood, CA
310-481-7108
The pizzeria is also making its famous, limited-edition sub sandwiches more readily available (check Instagram) and has been making free meals for doctors and nurses
Website: https://pizzana.com/
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