23 Delicious Los Angeles Eats That Are Worth Every Penny

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Here’s what to feast on for under $10. (Besides In ‘n’ Out!)

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We recently shared a few of our favorite foods under $10 in and around Los Angeles — and then we asked the BuzzFeed Community to share theirs. Here’s what they said.

1. A French dip sandwich at Philippe The Original.

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Where: 1001 N. Alameda Street, Los Angeles
Cost: A regular French Dip is $6.75
—Carl Hossli, Facebook

2. The rice bowl — with sorrel pesto, radish, feta cheese, and poached egg — at SQIRL.

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Where: 720 N. Virgil Ave, Los Angeles
Cost: $7.75
—inbalw

3. A slice of maple custard from The Pie Hole.

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Where: 714 Traction Avenue, Los Angeles
Cost: $6.25
—Kendall Allen, Facebook

4. Dynamite Fries at Oi Asian Fusion.

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Where: 7242 Canoga Avenue, Canoga Park
Cost: $4
—Martha Reuben Tumbokon, Facebook

5. Macarons from â€˜Lette Macarons.

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Where: Locations in Beverly Hills, Little Tokyo, and Glendale
Cost: $1.95 each
—Ashley Mae Mangalindan-Santos, Facebook

6. The fried chicken biscuit with Sriracha honey and egg from Free Range food truck.

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Where: Local rotating schedule found here.
Cost: $9
—Eric Gonzales, Facebook

7. A dozen cheese pastries from Porto’s Bakery.

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Where: Locations in Burbank, Glendale, and Downey
Cost: $.75 cents each
—Angelica Alumia, Facebook

8. Carne asada and al pastor tacos from King Taco.

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Where: Locations throughout LA
Cost: $1.39 each
—JH619

9. Warm croissant bread pudding at Masa of Echo Park.

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Where: 1800 West Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost: $8.95
—Tammy

10. Dollar Filipino street food and melon juice at Dollar Hits.

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Where: 2422 Temple Street, Los Angeles
Cost: $1 per stick, $1 for juice
—Katherine

11. Popcorn bacon — deep fried chunks of bacon with maple crema — from Black Hogg.

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Where: 2852 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost: $8
—Rose Ermer, Facebook

12. Dole whip soft serve at Brian’s Shave Ice.

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Where: 11301 W. Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost: $2.75 to $4.75, depending on size
—Nikki Sun, Facebook

13. Thai boat noodles at Sapp Coffee Shop.

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Where: 5183 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost: $5.75
—Janitn

14. Specialty donuts — like maple bacon or Fruity Pebbles — at California Donuts.

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Where: 3540 W 3rd Street, Los Angeles
Cost: $2 to $3
—Joey Reynoso, Facebook

15. Dollar tacos from El Chato taco truck.

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Where: 5300 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost $1 each
—Chris Kevin, Facebook

16. A scoop of saffron pistachio at Saffron & Rose Ice Cream.

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Where: 1387 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles
Cost: $4 for a small
—Stephanie Taylor, Facebook

17. The Scott Baioli dog — smoked bacon, cheese, caramelized onions, and garlic aioli — at DogHaus.

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Where: Locations in and around LA, including Canoga Park and Burbank
Cost: $5
—Marie Tyler, Facebook

18. A bowl of Daikoko ramen at Daikokuya.

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Where: 327 E 1st Street, Los Angeles
Cost: $9.50
—Adam Zane Cook, Facebook

19. Cheese pupusas at Sarita’s Pupuseria.

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Where: 317 S. Broadway | Grand Central Market
Cost: About $3 each
—Joanah3

20. The Spanish Godfather sandwich — ham, tomato, chorizo, manchego, and veggies — at Ink Sack.

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Where: 8360 Melrose Avenue #107, Los Angeles
Cost: $6
—Kevin Rodriguez, Facebook

21. Red velvet cake at Doughboys.

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Where: 8136 W. Third Street, Los Angeles
Cost: $6
—Rigo Perez, Facebook

22. Steamed buns and duck fat fries from The Bun Truck.

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Where: 151 North Western Avenue, Los Angeles
Cost: Buns are $3, duck fat fries are $5
—Katie Marone, Facebook

23. An ice cream and cookie sandwich from Diddy Riese.

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Where: 926 Broxton Avenue, Westwood
Cost: $1.75
—Mariah Cohen, Facebook

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23 Delicious Los Angeles Eats That Are Worth Every Penny

We recently shared a few of our favorite foods under $10 in and around Los Angeles — and then we asked the BuzzFeed Community to share theirs. Here’s what they said.

1. A French dip sandwich at Philippe The Original.

2. The rice bowl — with sorrel pesto, radish, feta cheese, and poached egg — at SQIRL.

3. A slice of maple custard from The Pie Hole.

4. Dynamite Fries at Oi Asian Fusion.

5. Macarons from â€˜Lette Macarons.

6. The fried chicken biscuit with Sriracha honey and egg from Free Range food truck.

7. A dozen cheese pastries from Porto’s Bakery.

8. Carne asada and al pastor tacos from King Taco.

9. Warm croissant bread pudding at Masa of Echo Park.

10. Dollar Filipino street food and melon juice at Dollar Hits.

11. Popcorn bacon — deep fried chunks of bacon with maple crema — from Black Hogg.

12. Dole whip soft serve at Brian’s Shave Ice.

13. Thai boat noodles at Sapp Coffee Shop.

14. Specialty donuts — like maple bacon or Fruity Pebbles — at California Donuts.

15. Dollar tacos from El Chato taco truck.

16. A scoop of saffron pistachio at Saffron & Rose Ice Cream.

17. The Scott Baioli dog — smoked bacon, cheese, caramelized onions, and garlic aioli — at DogHaus.

18. A bowl of Daikoko ramen at Daikokuya.

19. Cheese pupusas at Sarita’s Pupuseria.

20. The Spanish Godfather sandwich — ham, tomato, chorizo, manchego, and veggies — at Ink Sack.

21. Red velvet cake at Doughboys.

22. Steamed buns and duck fat fries from The Bun Truck.

23. An ice cream and cookie sandwich from Diddy Riese.

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