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Vote for LA’s Most Gorgeous Restaurant of the Year

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Which LA restaurant had the most stunning interior design?

Vespertine, Culver City
Anne Fishbein
Matthew Kang is the Lead Editor of Eater LA. He has covered dining, restaurants, food culture, and nightlife in Los Angeles since 2008. He's the host of K-Town, a YouTube series covering Korean food in America, and has been featured in Netflix's Street Food show.

Welcome to the 2017 edition of the Eater Awards, the eighth year that Eater LA will honor the city’s best and most talented restaurants, chefs, and other hospitality experts from around the world.

All 24 cities will grant prizes in different categories, from Restaurant of the Year, Chef of the Year, and Design of the Year. In each category, Eater editors will make their pick while the Reader’s Choice will be up to you, the avid Eater reader, to decide. All winners will be announced on December 5.

Yesterday readers helped pick the Chef of the Year. Today, all-important Design of the Year for the most beautiful and gorgeous interior (and even exterior) restaurants in the city that opened in the past year. Take a long gaze at the gallery below and vote on the Design of the Year. (Note: Pacific Seas opened in late 2016 but didn’t qualify for last year’s vote)

Poll

Which restaurant had the best design of 2017?

This poll is closed

  • 36%
    The Exchange
    (445 votes)
  • 25%
    Vespertine
    (308 votes)
  • 22%
    Rossoblu
    (277 votes)
  • 4%
    Tallula’s
    (60 votes)
  • 11%
    Pacific Seas
    (140 votes)
1230 votes total Vote Now

The Exchange

The Exchange, Downtown LA
Wonho Frank Lee

Vespertine

Vespertine Garden
Anne Fishbein

Rossoblu

Rossoblu, Downtown Los Angeles
Rossoblu, Downtown LA
Wonho Frank Lee

Tallula’s

Tallula’s bar and high top tables with teal color and hanging orange votives.
Tallula’s
Wonho Frank Lee/Eater LA

Pacific Seas inside Clifton’s Republic

The Pacific Seas Clifton's 2
Pacific Seas, Downtown LA
Wonho Frank Lee