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307 Restaurants Serving Up Deals for Next dineLA. Where Will You Eat?
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dineLA has revealed the names of the 307 restaurants slated to take part in next month's dineLA restaurant week, which means it's time to start planning where you'll be lunching and supping October 2-7 and 9-14.The list is impressive in scope, but also impressive in that there are some really standout participants on the list. Sure, there are several less-impressive spots, as well as a fair share of chains you might prefer to skip. Plus, on the list are also places that are affordable and approachable in general, so a trip during dineLA might be great, but not quite the same opportunity some of the other restaurants might accord.
Curious to know where we'd go? With 12 nights for dinner, and some restaurants also offering lunch, we could easily fill up our calendar in early October with meals at Bar + Kitchen, Culina, Fat Spoon, Jar, Le Saint Amour, Lucques, Lukshon, NIGHT + MARKET, Picca, Playa, The Raymond, Rivera, Sotto, Spago, Tres, and Wood & Vine. (Well, just to name a few!) So who's buying?
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