Best Places To Eat While Moving In: LA Edition

Welcome to the City of Angels! Now that you’re done moving, unpacking, and are all settled in, it’s time to grab some grub. Since you just moved, you may be strapped for cash. But you’re in luck! Los Angeles offers plenty of affordable restaurants that cater to any palate. Whether you want tacos, burgers, or a wholesome breakfast, LA has got you covered.

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Maury’s Bagel

If you’re seeking something light and toasty, look no further than Los Angeles’ single best bagel-maker, Jason Kaplan. He offers his gourmet bagels to crowds at the Hollywood Farmers Market on the weekends and can also be spotted at Dinosaur Café in Silver Lake.

A Burger from a Food Place in LA

Mamacita

Seeking something out of the norm? Then stop into this fast-casual restaurant located at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard. You can experience a lot of bright Peruvian fare, including yummy bowls and wraps.

  • Canned items
  • Rice
  • Pasta
  • Dried fruits
  • Nuts, seeds and quinoa

If you are unsure where to donate food near you, then you could also look into simply giving items to your friends and neighbors. They will certainly appreciate the gesture.

Side Chick

Don’t be a chicken! Stop into Side Chick for some Hainan specialties, including perfectly poached chicken and schmaltzy rice.

Hot-Star Large Fried Chicken

This Taiwanese chain caters to the masses, bringing the popular tastes of eastern Asia to the West Coast in the form of large slabs of extra crispy fried chicken. Yum!

Meathead

Located along South Main Street in downtown LA, Meathead is home to overstuffed burgers and burritos. You’re guaranteed to get more bang for your buck with their double-patty beef burger. Craving a slice? You can even turn your favorite burger into a personal pan pizza.

If you’re new to Los Angeles, the city has tons of amazing and cheap restaurants to choose from. The hardest part will be not wanting to eat at all of them at once!

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Try Maury’s Bagel for gourmet bagels, Mamacita for Peruvian bowls, Side Chick for Hainan chicken, Hot-Star for Taiwanese fried chicken, and Meathead for burgers and burritos.

Mamacita offers bright Peruvian fare, Side Chick serves Hainan specialties, and Hot-Star brings Taiwanese fried chicken to the West Coast.

Maury’s Bagel is a local favorite for fresh, gourmet bagels—perfect for a quick and satisfying breakfast.

Meathead on South Main Street offers overstuffed burgers, burritos, and even burger-inspired pizzas for a filling, affordable meal.

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