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Very few places can claim bragging rights over their onion rings. One place that can is Du-pars, the long-lasting 24-hour Los Angeles diner and bakery that has three locations in the region (Farmer's Market on Fairfax, Studio City and Thousand Oaks).
Their onion rings, as described by the menu and priced at $7.00, are "hand cut rings dipped in cracker meal and buttermilk fried to golden brown," and are extremely delish, especially dipped in ranch dressing. Apparently, these types of foods are popular at the restaurant, according to their website: "Du-par’s has also developed a strong following for its comfort foods"
Also to check out? Snack also loves their pancakes (the secret recipe from the 1938 is kept in a safe at the Farmer's Market location) and their homemade veggie burger. The pancakes are best eaten in the morning when the batter is fresh. Late-night pancakes are just ehhhhhh. More at Du-Pars: Du-pars Chicken Pot Pie
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i just got back from Du Pars in Studio City. I went right after reading this post in need of a midnight snack.
Onion Rings were tasty, but nothing I would go out of the way for.
the best part about the pancakes is instead of giving you a glob of butter, they give you a little cup filled with melted butter.
its the little things.
It is the little things, BartlettPears, and I love that little cup they give you.
ccrider, I'm impressed you went out after reading this. I'm sorry we differ in opinion over the onion rings, though. I hope you enjoyed your time there in any case!