Aging to Perfection

(310) 574-3932

Located a few steps off the Marina, this lively restaurant offers savory seafood and steak with a Hawaiian flair. Large tiki statues stand watch while you chow down on the Koko Shrimp dinner ($15.95), deep-fried, beer-battered coconut shrimp served with soup and salad. Another favorite is the Wounded Tuna ($9.95). Wednesdays, 5-9:30 p.m., there's the crab fest ($24.95), including soup and salad, Polynesian fried rice, twice-cooked potato and steak fries. Lunch Sat.­Sun, dinner seven nights, brunch Sun. Full bar; takeout; parking. AE, DC, Disc., MC, V.

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Gourmet Coffee Warehouse

671 Rose Ave.
Venice, CA 90291

Category: Coffeehouses

Region: Venice/ Marina del Rey

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The Great Greek Restaurant and Taverna

13362 Ventura Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 91423

Category: Restaurant > Diner

Region: San Fernando Valley

Hirozen

8385 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048

Category: Restaurant > Japanese

Region: West Hollywood

House of Blues Sunset Strip

8430 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069

Category: Bars/Clubs

Region: Out of Town

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India's Tandoori

5947 W. Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035-2653

Category: Restaurant > Indian

Region: West L.A.

Kippan Restaurant

260 N. Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210-5303

Category: Restaurant > Asian

Region: West L.A.

La Cabana Restaurant

738 Rose Ave.
Venice, CA 90291

Category: Restaurant > Mexican

Region: Out of Town

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Locanda Del Lago

231 Arizona Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Category: Restaurant > Italian

Region: Santa Monica

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Louise's Trattoria

10645 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90064-2222

Category: Restaurant > American

Region: West L.A.

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Michael's

1147 Third St.
Santa Monica, CA 90403

Category: Restaurant > California

Region: Santa Monica

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WARSZAWA

1414 Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica

(310) 393-8831

You'll be hard-pressed to find better pierogi than those dished up at this Polish eatery. Several varieties of the ravioli-like dumplings are served here, stuffed with everything from mushrooms and cabbage to potato purée and onions ($12­$13). Seafood lovers might try the rainbow trout with leeks and tomatoes, infused with rosemary and dill ($14). For dessert, the warm vanilla crepes with raspberries ($5) are a must. Dinner Tues.­Sun. Full bar; takeout, catering; parking; reservations suggested. AE, CB, DC, Disc., MC, V.

WEHO LOUNGE

8861 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood

(310) 659-6180

Pop in for cutting-edge caffeine combos like Spanish latte, chai latte, or vanillaccino ($1.35­$3), then nestle down into a chair to nosh on an individually prepared pizza ($5.50). WeHo Lounge is a one-stop java shop, offering a wealth of HIV-related info, weekly discussion groups, and Internet access for $3.50 per half hour. Other happenings at this community-oriented coffeehouse include special events for gay singles, and tarot card, palm and psychic readings. Open daily. No alcohol; takeout. Disc., MC, V.

YANGTZE

1333 Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica

(310) 260-1994

Having a hard time deciding between Thai, Chinese and sushi? No problem -- right in the heart of Santa Monica's bustling Third Street Promenade you can savor all three. Make a post-mall pit stop and try Yangtze's chow fun, a noodle dish featuring your choice of meat and veggies smothered in a velvety brown sauce ($8) or kung pao chicken ($8). Lunch and dinner seven days. Beer and wine; takeout; delivery; catering. AE, DC, Disc., MC, V.

YANKEE DOODLES

1410 Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica

(310) 434-1000

With 40 monitors for watching sporting events (including seven big-screen TVs), plus video games, fooz ball, air hockey and 31 pool tables, this Third Street hangout is a super-fan's dream. Cheer for the home team over some nachos with all the fixings ($6.95), specialty salads and sandwiches ($7.95, $6.75), or lip-smacking, charbroiled baby back ribs ($12.50). Lunch and dinner seven days. Full bar; takeout; catering. AE, DC, Disc., MC, V.

YE OLDE KING'S HEAD

116 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica

(310) 451-1402

Think of it as a British oasis in the New World. Stop by in the morning and enjoy the traditional Queen-size Breakfast (fried bread or toast, eggs, bacon, banger, English baked beans, grilled tomato, $5.45). On weekdays, there's the Royal Afternoon Tea ($11.95), where you can feast from 3 to 5 p.m. on delicious pastries and sandwiches. Also on the menu are tasty island specialties like Welsh Rarebit ($4.50) and Shepherd's Dinner Pie ($10.25). On, Britannia! Breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days. Full bar; takeout; street parking. AE, DC, MC, V.

YELLOW DOG CAFE AND ALE HOUSE

350 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Manhattan Beach

(310) 379-6340

Brand-spankin' new, this joint offers 35 different brews and a slew of savory eats. Whet your appetite with the popular reggae sticks -- juicy chunks of white-meat chicken in tropical barbeque sauce, served with fruit salsas ($5.90). Then dig into a lobster burger with your choice of regular or sweet-potato fries and a salad ($7.95), or fish and chips made with salmon fillets ($8.50). Lunch and dinner Tues.­Sun., brunch Sat.­Sun. Beer and wine; takeout; catering; parking; reservations accepted for eight or more. AE, CB, DC, Disc., MC, V.

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