When the city winds down but your appetite refuses to, Los Angeles becomes a late-night playground. From 24-hour diners and delicious Thai to Koreatown grills and sushi counters that stay open past last call, these are the places Angelenos go when the moon is high and the hunger is higher. Bookmark this list for your next late night craving!.
Casaléna
Location: 22160 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills
A Mediterranean-leaning Valley restaurant that keeps surprisingly late hours on weekends, Casaléna pairs elevated plates with a bar menu built for sharing. The spot balances refined dishes — like hamachi crudo and stracciatella — with casual bar bites, so it’s equally good for a midnight celebration or a calmer late-night dinner. If you want an upgraded post-show meal in the Valley that still feels cozy, Casaléna is your answer.
New York Chicken & Gyro
Location: 7553 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Canoga Park
This New York–style halal joint serves platters, gyros, and crispy wings late into the night, making it a reliable late-night stop for hearty, no-fuss food. Portions are generous and the house white sauce turns everything into a perfect late ride-home meal. It’s the kind of place you crave after a long shift or when the late-night munchies strike.
Hinano Cafe
Location: 15 Washington Blvd, Venice
A Venice dive classic since 1962, Hinano keeps its grill hot until 2 a.m., serving cheeseburgers, tuna melts, and nostalgic diner staples. The sawdust floors and beachside charm make it feel like a secret locals’ refuge for late-night comfort. If you want salty, cheap, and utterly satisfying post-bar eats, Hinano is the move.
Daisy Margarita Bar
Location: 14633 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks
Daisy pairs creative margaritas with a Baja-leaning menu of tostadas, aguachiles, and shareable plates and even runs a late-night happy hour. The cocktails are showy but balanced — the salsa verde margarita is a must — and the food is built for sharing after an evening out. It’s a festive late-night option that still eats like dinner.
Tiny’s Hi-Dive
Location: 12012 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles
A friendly neighborhood dive with a Midwest spirit, Tiny’s serves smash burgers, Chicago dogs, and classic bar sandwiches until 2 a.m. The menu is unpretentious and consistent, perfect for when you want something reliably comforting after the bar’s shutter. Pull up a booth, order a burger, and nurse a late-night beer like a local.
Iroha Sushi of Tokyo
Location: 12953 Ventura Blvd, Studio City
A longtime Valley favorite for high-quality, affordable sushi, Iroha stays open late enough to catch the after-crowd. The spicy tuna crispy rice is a standout, and the nigiri list is wallet-friendly for late-night sharing. It’s the easy, feel-good sushi stop when other counters have closed.
The Kettle
Location: 1138 Highland Ave, Manhattan Beach
An old-school diner legend that’s open 24 hours on weekends, The Kettle serves classic American comfort like meatloaf, onion rings, and milkshakes. It’s built for hangovers, late-night conversations, and nostalgic cravings that demand grease and warmth. If you want diner therapy at 1 a.m., this is the place.
Jones
Location: 7205 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood
Jones is a punk-rock, red-sauce Italian spot that runs a late menu until 2 a.m., serving skillet spaghetti, pie a la mode, and solid cocktails. The vibe is theatrical and lived-in — perfect for after-show dinners or an impromptu late-night date. It’s ideal when you want big flavors and a little attitude after midnight.
Linden
Location: 5936 W Sunset Blvd (Hollywood)
Jonathan Harris’s Hollywood eatery brings a late-night menu with inventive comfort items — think lemon-pepper turkey wings and a standout Bologna sandwich — alongside a quietly stylish dining room. The attached bar, Dot Dot, offers an easy next step for a nightcap or a late-night lounge vibe. Linden is for those who want an elevated late meal without the formality.
Chris N Eddy’s
Location: 5539 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles
Born as a pop-up and now a Sunset mainstay, Chris N Eddy’s keeps things straightforward with smash burgers, tater tots, and diner-style comfort late into the evening. The food is simple and satisfying — exactly what you want after a long night of dancing or shows. Expect good execution and zero pretense.
Hollywood Thai Restaurant
Location: 5241 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles
A gritty, beloved late-night Thai institution on Hollywood Blvd, this is the place club-goers and night owls flock to for congee, spicy stir-fries, and comforting homey dishes until the early hours. Portions are generous and intensely flavorful — perfect for sharing with a group or for solo recovery. If you need warming, bold flavors at 3 a.m., Hollywood Thai has your back.
Sun Nong Dan
Location: 3470 W 6th St #7, Los Angeles (Koreatown)
Renowned for its tender short ribs and restorative stews, Sun Nong Dan runs late and has become a Koreatown go-to for serious comfort food. Whether you’re after galbi-jib or a spicy yukgaejang, the bold broths hit like a warm, savory reset. The Western location is open 24/7, making it a true late-night lifeline.
Origin Korean BBQ
Location: 3465 W 6th St, Los Angeles (Chapman Plaza)
Origin is a lively Korean BBQ den with solid banchan and quality meats, staying open late for group feasts and boisterous dinners. The tableside grills and communal plates make it a social late-night destination perfect for feeding a crowd. Come hungry and plan to linger — Korean BBQ is the kind of late-night meal that becomes the night.
The Prince
Location: 3198 W 7th St, Los Angeles (Koreatown)
A classic Koreatown haunt dating back decades, The Prince is famed for its martinis and spicy fried chicken and stays open late for post-bar crowds. The dining room’s vintage booths and kitschy decor give it an old-LA cinematic charm. It’s the kind of place that feels like a beloved secret every time you walk in.
Suehiro DTLA
Location: 400 S Main St Ste 102, Los Angeles
From the Suehiro team comes a Downtown Japanese comfort spot serving ramen, katsu curry, and karaage well into the night. Open late on weekends, it’s the kind of spot that soothes and satisfies after a show or a late shift. The katsu curry rice is especially rewarding when the city is quiet and you still want big flavor.
