Los Angeles is sun and endless warmth, incredible nature and smiling people, and, of course, the cult of a healthy lifestyle and nutrition. In different parts of the city you will find something interesting for yourself, whether it’s a salad bar or a cool store selling vintage items. Of course, the number of screaming signs with such inscriptions as Organic, Gluten-Free and Non-GMO is simply huge. So, to ensure that you won’t get lost in this diversity, we have compiled the list of the most popular and healthy places for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Just use 14cars Los Angeles for your upcoming trip and you’ll find them as quickly as possible.

 

The Butcher’s Daughter

In the Butcher’s Daughter everything is fine: both the location on Abbot Kinney Blvd, and the selection of farm products used in the menu. Also, there’s a small shop with such healthy goods as pressed juices, toast boards, vegan powders and herbal teas.

 

(photo by Corrie)

Perhaps, this is an incredibly popular place – a daily breakfast has become a tradition of many locals. Three kinds of toast with avocado, potato chips, pancakes made of buckwheat flour, burrito for surfers – this list can be continued indefinitely. Of course, travelers recommend to taste Solar Power: smoothies with avocado and coconut chips, which is an amazingly nutritious and invigorating drink.

Address: 1205 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice

Hours: Monday-Sunday 8am-10pm

Café Gratitude

Café Gratitude is one of the most interesting and deservedly popular vegetarian places in Los Angeles, where you can eat a really organic food. Forget about sense of hunger or a painful stay on a strict diet: the menu is varied, portions are impressive, and the flavors are crazy.

Order ‘Probiotic and curry bowl’ – a large portion of buckwheat or quinoa, plus pumpkin puree, seaweed, sauces, and vegetables. Portions are large, so you can take a green salad, bowl, and kombucha, and divide this serving for two. By the way, kombucha is made right there, so don’t be afraid of sediment in the glass, but just carefully remove it with a spoon. This is the best portion of probiotics ever!

 

Café Gratitude has its own philosophy: in the cooking process, only organic products from local farms are used. Also, the establishment takes a responsible social position and supports charitable organizations: there is a ‘Grateful’ dish in the menu, with each sale of which $1 is transferred to selected funds.

Address: 300 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles

Hours: Monday-Sunday 8am-10pm

 

Gracias Madre

Mexican vegetarian restaurant is a perfect spot to go and try unique dishes! Choose a table on the veranda – the weather in Los Angeles with the maximum number of sunny days is perfectly suitable for an open-air dining. Waiters will tell everything about the most delicious positions in the menu and will help you to make the right decision. Taco and Uno Bowl – these are the dishes for which you will return there again.

 

(photo by Emma Organics)

You will be pleased with the assortment of vegetarian Mexican dishes made from organic ingredients of local production. Gracias Madre actively participates in the ‘Grains Initiative’ movement, which aims to preserve and renew the cultivation of rare grains. In the menu you will find everything from classic tacos and quesadillas to inspired dishes born in the confluence of Mexican and Californian cultures. ‘Coliflorfrito’ and ‘Quinoa and black eyed pea salad’ are among them.

Address: 8905 Melrose Ave, West Hollywood

Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-11pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am-11pm

Real Food Daily

If there is a fashion for an eating out system, then nowadays organic vegetarian food is the most popular trend. Therefore, Real Food Daily can be called a very fashionable place: everything is very organic and very vegetarian there. This restaurant successfully combined two culinary parts – vegetarian food and organic seasonal products, thus creating an interesting and healthy menu.

(photo by Roger K Olsson)

Real Food Daily doesn’t use products of animal origin (meat, milk, eggs, butter), as well as preservatives, artificial sweeteners, food colors and other unpleasant substances. Vegetables, fruits, grains, spices are brought from local organic farms.

The menu includes vegetarian miso soup ($4-6), Mediterranean salad with arugula, tomatoes, avocado, lemon and herbs (about $16), burrito with beans, cashew cheese, tofu and guacamole in whole grain tortilla (about $14), sandwiches with lettuce, seitan, tomato, avocado and aioli (about $14). You can order ready balanced menus including several dishes. As for drinks, you can taste lemonade, fresh juices, smoothies and milkshakes.

Address: 414 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles

Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-10pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am-9pm

SunCafe

(photo by Yoann Design)

SunCafe is an eco-friendly establishment serving organic food of plant origin without pesticides, GMOs and other harmful additives. Simple and tasty – this is the main concept of this cafe. SunCafe features a perfect selection of soups, salads, main dishes as well as sides, desserts and drinks made of organic basis. In addition, a separate menu of gluten-free meals is also at your disposal. Everything looks very nice and appetizing, and when you try, you are completely fascinated – all expectations are justified! By the way, Sun Cafe was the winner in the ‘Open Table’ competition in the category of the most popular place for dinner. Some special dishes require extra time for cooking, but, undoubtedly, they are worth waiting!

Address: 10820 Ventura Blvd, Studio City

Hours: Monday-Thursday 11am-9pm, Friday and Saturday 11am-10pm, Sunday 10am-3pm, 4pm-9pm