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Great places to "do lunch." Maybe dinner too.

TERRY BERJEON
Bistro 45
45 S. Mentor Ave
Pasadena
626-795-2478

Vida in SilverLake.

MARY SUE MILLIKEN
& SUSAN FENINGER
Border Grill
1445 4th Street
(310) 451-1655

Kokekokko in Little Tokyo: "Get message first at Tokyo Spa"

FRED ERIC
Vida
1930 Hillhurst
Silver Lake
(213)660-4445

Vida in SilverLake.

KEN FRANK

Matsuhisa:"It's a very impressive place , and the food's always good there."

TOMI HARASE
Cafe Blanc
9777 S. Santa
Monica Blvd .
Beverly Hills
(310) 888-0108

Empress Pavillion in Chinatown for dim sum.

JEAN PIERRE LAMANISSIER

L'Orangerie: "I'm a classic person, hip doesn't mean hip people to me. It's a classy french restaurant can make a very memorable evening, like L'Orangerie. If a 28 year old is ready for a very nice classy dining experience it would make a very nice place."

JEAN FRANCOIS METEIGNER
La Cachette
10506 S. Santa Monica Blvd.
(310) 470-4992

:"L'Orangerie, but its a bit upscale. The Little Door is very romantic, and so is La Cachette."

HUGO MOLINA

Patina:" The Hotel Bel Air, to impress them, or else the Ritz-Carlton. I love elegance."

ROBERT ROBB
Chez Melange
1716 South Pacific Coast Hwy.
Redondo Beach
(310) 540-1222

Cafe La Boheme in West Hollywood

PIERO SELVAGGIO
Primi
(310) 475-9235
Posto
(818) 784-4400
Valentino
(818) 784-4400

The Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood

SUZANNE TRACHT
Jozu
8360 Melrose Ave
West Hollywood
(213) 655-5600

Indochine:" They're a little hip spot and the bar's crowded."

SHIRO YAMASHIRO
Shiro
1505 Mission St.
South Pasadena, CA 91030

L'Orangerie: "Ambiance is most important to me."
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Recommended by:	Great places to "do lunch." Maybe dinner too.
TERRY BERJEON Bistro 45 45 S. Mentor Ave Pasadena 626-795-2478	Vida in SilverLake.

MARY SUE MILLIKEN & SUSAN FENINGER Border Grill 1445 4th Street (310) 451-1655	Kokekokko in Little Tokyo: "Get message first at Tokyo Spa"

FRED ERIC Vida 1930 Hillhurst Silver Lake (213)660-4445	Vida in SilverLake.

KEN FRANK	Matsuhisa:"It's a very impressive place , and the food's always good there."

TOMI HARASE Cafe Blanc 9777 S. Santa Monica Blvd . Beverly Hills (310) 888-0108	Empress Pavillion in Chinatown for dim sum.

JEAN PIERRE LAMANISSIER	L'Orangerie: "I'm a classic person, hip doesn't mean hip people to me. It's a classy french restaurant can make a very memorable evening, like L'Orangerie. If a 28 year old is ready for a very nice classy dining experience it would make a very nice place."

JEAN FRANCOIS METEIGNER La Cachette 10506 S. Santa Monica Blvd. (310) 470-4992	:"L'Orangerie, but its a bit upscale. The Little Door is very romantic, and so is La Cachette."

HUGO MOLINA	Patina:" The Hotel Bel Air, to impress them, or else the Ritz-Carlton. I love elegance."

ROBERT ROBB Chez Melange 1716 South Pacific Coast Hwy. Redondo Beach (310) 540-1222	Cafe La Boheme in West Hollywood

PIERO SELVAGGIO Primi (310) 475-9235 Posto (818) 784-4400 Valentino (818) 784-4400	The Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood

SUZANNE TRACHT Jozu 8360 Melrose Ave West Hollywood (213) 655-5600	Indochine:" They're a little hip spot and the bar's crowded."

SHIRO YAMASHIRO Shiro 1505 Mission St. South Pasadena, CA 91030	L'Orangerie: "Ambiance is most important to me."
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