Studio City restaurants reflect its diverse culture. You'll find new, trendy eateries offering vegan menu items and juice bars alongside classic diners serving diners for decades. Studio City's convenient location near movie studios and historic landmarks makes getting around easy; while families will also find kid-friendly places where they can dine together.

Laurel Tavern in Studio City is the sort of place where it's easy to catch any sort of post-work scene: studio coworkers griping about their bosses, roommates chatting about dating prospects and solo commuters enjoying a beer while traffic on Laurel Canyon settles down. Prices are very reasonable--particularly during Happy Hour from 3-6pm when beer costs $6 and cocktails/wine $8--while bar food such as their impressive burger are great additions.

Vitello's, an Italian eatery known for serving classic Italian fare in Studio City for decades, is an absolute must. Offering dishes like short rib lasagna, garlic truffle fries and creamed spinach; its clientele includes regulars as well as celebrities (Frank Sinatra's brother Sally Kellerman is often found here!) though everyone is treated equally.

Sushi Katsu-Ya is one of the best-known sushi chains in LA with franchise locations from LA Live to Dubai - but Studio City's original location offers lower prices and more rustic atmosphere, perfect for enjoying good sushi with like-minded diners.