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Our first-ever travel guidebooks to New York City and Los Angeles are now available! Packed with all the recommendations you need: iconic restaurants, hidden gems, speciality shops, late-night eats, weekend trips, and so much more. Next time you’re in NYC or LA, you can rest easy knowing every meal out will be a great one. Snag a guide at the link in our bio (or pick up a copy at a bookstore near you) — and start planning your next great East or West coast adventure.
Illustrations: @clayhickson @naomiotsu
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Image Description: illustrated carousel featuring graphics of our travel guidebooks, pizza, halo-halo, burgers, and more. Text reads: Eater Travel Guides Are Here - Where to eat and why it matters, now in print. Grab the top slices in the Village and Filipino treats in Queens. Find the best burritos, burgers, and Bún bò Huế from Pasadena to San Pedro. Shop for picnic provisions and load up on local ingredients at our favorite stores. Eater Travel Guides To NYC & LA - Grab a copy now by tapping the link in bio.
02 Apr 2024
Meet the Los Angeles 2026 Eater Award winners, presented by @capitalone.
The throughline for all of our winners this year is restaurants and chefs that are welcoming and community-minded, but also championed spaces that are cozy and comforting. Congratulations to our LA award winners:
🏆 Best New Restaurant: Maydan Market (@maydanmarket)
🏆 Best Bakery: Chainsaw (@chainsaw.la)
🏆 Dish of the Year: Roast chicken and Caesar panzanella at Henrietta (@henriettala)
🏆 Chef of the Year: Marcus Jernmark (@marcus.jernmark) of Lielle (@lielle.la) and Marée (@maree__la)
🏆 The Rising Star: Alto (@altolosangeles)
Check out the full list of winners and all available perks (terms apply) at the link in bio. #capitalonepartner
🎥: @katthompsonn, @mattatouille, @rebeccaroland
11 Nov 2026
For the 2026 Eater Awards, presented by @capitalone, we’re recognizing the five best new bakeries of the year. With pastry cases packed with seasonal (and sometimes viral) treats, lines stretching down the block, and fresh twists on flaky classics, there’s no doubt that the country’s pastry game is stronger than ever. Offering everything from croissants piped with clam chowder to enormous Afghan flatbreads crowned with sour cherry cream cheese, these bakeries are proving that pastries deserve a serious place at the table.
Be sure to keep an eye on our channels for more on the 2026 Eater Awards winners. #CapitalOnePartner
📸: Ellen Mary Cronin (@ellenmarycronin), Garrett Sweet (@garrettsweet), Shelby Moore (@shelbymoore.co), Cole Saladino (@colesaladinophoto), Ellen Mary Cronin, Reva Keller (@revajean)
11 Nov 2026
15 restaurants. Incredible food. Stories worth telling. Meet the 2026 Best New Restaurants, part of the Eater Awards presented by @capitalone.
Check out the full list of winners and all available perks (terms apply) at the link in bio. #CapitalOnePartner
10 Nov 2026
These are the Best New Bars of 2026. From a Nashville bar inventing its own cocktail template to a Los Angeles hot spot whose signature drink has taken the city by storm, these are the places we’re most excited to drink at right now. In addition to the five newcomers, we’re also celebrating an industry icon that has been a beloved home for bartenders, by bartenders, for more than a decade.
Get to know the Best New Bars and Industry Icon at the link in our bio.
📷: @victoriaquirkphoto, @garrettsweet, @colesaladinophoto, @stephaniekellyphotography, @shelbymoore.co, @reylopezphoto_
10 Nov 2026
The 2026 Eater Award winners, presented by @capitalone, are here. A slew of reimagined bistros, revivals of old dining favorites, colorful cafes, and specialty pastry makers all entered the Los Angeles scene this past year and struck a chord with diners. But being a successful Los Angeles restaurant in 2026 meant far more than superlative food and service. Each introduced experiences that transcend what we expect from a restaurant in spite of a severe economic slowdown, continuing ICE raids, and a steep decline in Los Angeles tourism.
This crop of restaurants reflects the continued inventiveness of Los Angeles’s chefs and independent business owners in the face of uncertainty. Here are the 2026 Eater Award winners, representing the best and brightest of the newcomers in Los Angeles of the past year. #CapitalOnePartner
Be sure to keep an eye on our channels for more on the 2026 Eater Awards winners.
📸: Stan Lee (@secretstan), Stan Lee, Andrea Jernmark/Lielle (@andreajernmark), Shelby Moore (@shelbymoore.co), Stan Lee, Soledad Recatume/Alto (@solart.photography), Shelby Moore
10 Nov 2026
On November 5, 2026, Nithya Raman defeated incumbent Karen Bass to become the 44th Mayor of Los Angeles. It was a close race for Mayor-elect (and soon-to-be former city councilmember) Raman, whose victory with 52% of the vote was called two days after Election Day, with Bass conceding.
Now that election season is done, the actual work must begin. For more on Raman’s plan to help Los Angeles restaurants from editor Mona Holmes (@monaeats), tap the link in bio.
📸: Getty Images
09 Nov 2026
Something big is coming…stay tuned tomorrow!
09 Nov 2026
In late October, Downtown’s Everson Royce Bar (@eversonroycebar) announced it would close permanently at the end of 2026.
In the 11 years it was open, Everson Royce Bar appealed to casual and knowledgeable drinkers alike, serving as a watering hole for the hospitality industry. Eater LA spoke with partner Randy Clement about why this essential bar is closing.
For more on Everson Royce Bar’s closure from editor Mona Holmes (@monaeats), tap the link in bio.
📸 @eversonroycebar
08 Nov 2026
The Eater Los Angeles Heatmap has existed for nearly two decades to answer the age-old question: “What’s hot and new in LA?”
This month, a beloved restaurant is revived, a sleek new izakaya opens in West Hollywood, and more. Tap the link in bio for the full guide to the hottest new restaurants in Los Angeles.
📸: @birdiegsla, @emferretti, @alyssafior, Peridot
07 Nov 2026
The Eater Awards presented by @capitalone is coming. And yes, we ATE. 🔥
All year. All across the country. All to bring you the best new restaurants, chefs, bakeries, bars, and more.
The list drops Tuesday, November 10. Keep your eyes on our channels and your reservations calendar open. #CapitalOnePartner
📸 Kim Kovacik (@kimkovacik), Christine Dong (@christinedong), Andrew Thomas Lee (@andrewthomaslee), Victoria Quirk (@victoriaquirkphoto), Kim Kovacik, Nick Oxford (@nickoxfordphoto), Hannah Rushton (@hannaherushton), Iron Mills Studio (@adammilliron), Kim Kovacik
06 Nov 2026
Los Angeles’s South Asian restaurants — Bangladeshi, Indian, Nepali, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan — span the South Bay, the San Fernando Valley, and nearly everywhere in between. The restaurants celebrated on this list prepare filling biryanis laden with meat and aromatic spices, crispy dosas with warm potatoes and spicy chutney, abundant thalis that boast an array of regional dishes, and other beloved specialties from the subcontinent.
For the complete list of the best South Asian restaurants in Los Angeles, click the link in bio.
📸: @wonhophoto, @kfredphoto, @secretstan, @gastronomyblog
05 Nov 2026
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