6 Days Los Angeles Foodie Itinerary

• Day 1: Visit Grand Central Market, the city's iconic food hall for a diverse range of vendors showcasing LA's culinary delights. Don't miss Egg Slut for their famous breakfast sandwiches or G&B Coffee for a pick-me-up. Then head over to Little Tokyo for some sushi at Sushi Gen, rated one of the best sushi restaurants in the US. End the night at The Edison, a 1920s speakeasy featuring live jazz music and inventive cocktails.
• Day 2: Start the day with brunch at Republique, a chic French-inspired eatery featuring mouth-watering pastries and decadent egg dishes. Spend the afternoon at The Grove, an outdoor mall that houses many popular eateries such as the Italian restaurant, Maggiano's. End the night at The Bazaar by Jose Andres in Beverly Hills, an upscale tapas restaurant that offers a unique culinary experience.
• Day 3: Spend the day in Koreatown, known for its incredible Korean cuisine. Start the day with a Korean-style breakfast at Beverly Soon Tofu, then indulge in some Korean BBQ at Genwa Korean BBQ. End the night with drinks at the Lock & Key, a speakeasy-style bar with a hidden entrance.
• Day 4: Take a food tour by Avital Tours to explore the city's culinary scene. The tour includes stops at hidden gems such as Gjelina in Venice, a trendy eatery featuring fresh farm-to-table creations, and the historic Tam O'Shanter in Los Feliz, known for its prime rib and Scotch whiskey selection.
• Day 5: Head to Chinatown for lunch at Yang Chow, known for its famous slippery shrimp. Spend the afternoon at Griffith Observatory, which offers breathtaking views of Los Angeles. End the night at The Nomad, a luxury hotel with a rooftop bar and restaurant serving innovative and creative dishes.
• Day 6: Before departing, head to Salt & Straw, a gourmet ice cream shop in Venice, to try unique and creative flavors such as honey lavender and strawberry balsamic.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Grand Central Market (2-3 hours, $20-30)
• Little Tokyo (3-4 hours, $50-60)
• The Edison (2-3 hours, $30-40)
• Republique (2-3 hours, $30-50)
• The Grove (3-4 hours, $40-60)
• The Bazaar by Jose Andres (2-3 hours, $60-80)
• Beverly Soon Tofu (1-2 hours, $20-30)
• Genwa Korean BBQ (2-3 hours, $50-70)
• Lock & Key (2-3 hours, $30-50)
• Avital Tours (4-5 hours, $120-150 per person)
• Yang Chow (1-2 hours, $20-30)
• Griffith Observatory (2-3 hours, free)
• The Nomad (2-3 hours, $60-80)
• Salt & Straw (1 hour, $10-15)
Total Estimated Costs: $510-735

Transportation

Los Angeles is a sprawling city, and the best way to get around is by car. However, public transportation is also available with options such as the Metro bus and rail system. Lyft and Uber are also prevalent in the area. Estimated costs for car rentals are $30-50 per day, and Lyft and Uber prices vary based on location and time of day.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, explore more of LA's diverse neighborhoods such as Silver Lake or Echo Park for some vegan and vegetarian options. Alternatively, if you have less time, consider combining activities or selecting only a few activities from the itinerary.