The Northridge Eats food hall has a ton of options under one roof for DineLA dinner, each costing just $25 per person. One menu might include drunken noodles with chicken, plus egg rolls and mango sticky rice, while another brings kotsu ramen, chicken wings, and a drink to the table.

Encino’s quiet Vino Wine and Tapas Room is doing a lot with $55 for this DineLA, offering customers a variety of options across salads, entrees like short ribs, tapas like croquettes, and a red or white wine.

It’s hard to find a better DineLA dinner deal than the one at Cafe Bizou, where for $35 customers can get three courses that could include lobster and scallop pasta, a salad starter, and tiramisu for dessert.

Santauri in Toluca Lake lets customers scale their night up or down, with two menu options on deck — a three-course affair for $55, or a four-course choice for $65. Within that range, find salads, seared scallops, steak frites, and more.

Nancy Silverton’s restaurant the Barish at the Hollywood Roosevelt is offering a $75 DineLA dinner that includes options like a pizza fritta, a 10-ounce bavette steak or striped bass main, dessert, and more.

Always wanted to enjoy a night out at Beverly Hills staple Mr. Chow? Try the DineLA menu, which offers staples like dumplings, prawns, or spicy pork with chili as part of a $69 dinner deal.

Eataly’s rooftop is the place to be this spring, and for $55 diners can choose between a variety of pastas, housemade burrata starters, salads, and more for dinner at open-air restaurant Terra.

A.O.C. is a staple Los Angeles restaurant, and what better time to check it out than DineLA? Swing through for a dinner that might include a cheese board, the famous Spanish fried chicken, curried cauliflower, and dessert for $65.

For $75 diners can snag a seat at Per L’Ora in Downtown for DineLA and assure themselves that all will be well, thanks to big options like crab cakes, a bone-in veal Milanese, and multiple desserts to choose from.

West LA’s Wine House Kitchen is doing a $65 dinner option that includes multiple courses plus dessert, spread across options like hamachi sashimi with Thai basil, wild caught salmon rolls with caviar, a coffee-rubbed ribeye steak, or a grilled venison rib chop.

Duke’s is an anytime destination thanks to its waterside location. DineLA offers a chance to score a seat for less, with a $55 three-course dinner menu that includes panko-crusted calamari, grilled ahi steak, and more.

For $69 per person, expect a three-course meal (plus dessert and a drink) at this busy newcomer that offers plenty of choice including mapo tofu, crispy shrimp, dry-aged salmon tartare, and slow-cooked beef rib with roasted pineapple.

Why not check out a brand-new restaurant for DineLA? Superfine Playa is offering a heck of a deal for dinner, where $45 can score grilled beef meatballs, eggplant parm, swordfish spiedini, and more.

The $45 DineLA dinner menu at this Long Beach Indian spot means options like chicken vindaloo, lamb korma, or sticky ribs along with smokey chicken wings or cauliflower fritters, plus desserts and starter bites.