L.A.’s best prix fixe deals
These four restaurants serve some of the best prix fixe meals in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles restaurateurs are bending over backward to keep us eating out, said Susan LaTempa in the Los Angeles Times. Innumerable “delicious deals” include hidden wine-list gems, competitive happy-hour offerings, off-night discounts, “and just plain value.” Here are four excellent prix fixe dinners now available:
Tracht’s
Suzanne Tracht serves up a three-course menu for $30 from 6 to 10 p.m., Sunday through Wednesday. “To sweeten the deal, bottles of wine are 25 percent off.” 111 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, (562) 499-2533
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Chichen Itza
An always-changing, seven-course tasting menu at this modern Yucatecan spot is available on Saturdays for $35. Recent highlights included an unusual tamale filled with egg and pumpkin seeds; filet of sole steamed in a banana leaf; and a “swoon-worthy” coconut ice cream. 2501 W. Sixth St., (213) 380-0051
All’ Angelo
The four-course prix fixe menu, available Monday through Thursday, costs $38. “Amazing choices” might include a grilled octopus salad, saffron-lamb lasagna, a fish entrée, or braised veal cheeks. 7166 Melrose Ave., (323) 933-9540
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Tender Greens
The old-fashioned Sunday pot roast costs $10. It’s served with Yukon gold mashed potatoes, plus a salad or vegetable. 9523 Culver Blvd., Culver City, (310) 842-8300
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