A Food Affair

I just had an incredible meal at A Food Affair in LA with a friend, and it was an experience I won’t soon forget. We dove into some classic French dishes: Mom’s Beef Bourguignon, French Onion Soup, and Bouillabaisse de Marseille. Each dish was a masterpiece - the Beef Bourguignon was rich and flavorful, the Onion Soup had the perfect balance of sweet and savory, and the Bouillabaisse was a delightful medley of seafood goodness. What made the meal even more special was the chef coming out to greet us. It added a personal touch that you just don’t find everywhere. He was incredibly warm and friendly, making us feel right at home. The atmosphere of the restaurant was cozy and inviting, with a distinct family-run vibe that made the whole experience feel more intimate. It’s not just a meal at A Food Affair; it’s like being welcomed into a culinary family. If you’re looking for an authentic French dining experience with a personal touch in LA, A Food Affair is the place to go. Can’t wait to return and try more of their delicious offerings.

Just arrived tonight and had dinner at this spectacular restaurant. The food and service are both wows. Food delicious start to finish. Appetizers endive salad, crab cake, mixed greens delicious. Salmon and bouillabaisse spectacular too. Apple tart and lemon cake delicious. Flavors so unique and healthy. one of the best restaurants I have ever eaten at.

The food was French influenced. I came for restaurant week LA DINEIN . I was excited to have French food again. The bone marrow was really good over toasts. The escargots were good but I barely tasted the escargots it was masked in the sauce and potatoes. I didn’t like the lemon pie, it was overwhelming. I could barely tasted the wonderful orange zest and pistachio crust.

Came here for the first time with my parents for dinner yesterday. They are older, so I picked the spot for its quieter atmosphere, and it turned out great. We thought the food was excellent, especially the desserts. The highlights for me were the Branzino (on special), the chocolate mouse, and the pomme frites. The steak and crab cake were also quite nice. Will definitely come back. Note this place is more $$$$ than $$$.

Talk about being hidden in plain sight, this restaurant is very unassuming but the food, service and ambiance certainly did not disappoint! The couple that owns and runs the restaurant and everyone who works there was so friendly and very welcoming as well. We had the beet salad, artisan salad, lamb shank tajine, salmon with calamari, bouillabaisse and jidori chicken breast. Each dish was just as excellent as the others with delicious flavors! The drinks were also excellent although they don’t have a full bar, just fyi for those who may not drink beer and wine but the lemonade makes up for the lack of hard alcohol. The French chocolate mousse was the cherry on top to end a perfect meal and kick off our trip to LA. We’ll definitely come back next time we are in the area. 😋

The food was French influenced. I came for restaurant week LA DINEIN . I was excited to have French food again. The bone marrow was really good over toasts. The escargots were good but I barely tasted the escargots it was masked in the sauce and potatoes. I didn’t like the lemon pie, it was overwhelming. I could barely tasted the wonderful orange zest and pistachio crust.

I just had an incredible meal at A Food Affair in LA with a friend, and it was an experience I won’t soon forget. We dove into some classic French dishes: Mom’s Beef Bourguignon, French Onion Soup, and Bouillabaisse de Marseille. Each dish was a masterpiece - the Beef Bourguignon was rich and flavorful, the Onion Soup had the perfect balance of sweet and savory, and the Bouillabaisse was a delightful medley of seafood goodness. What made the meal even more special was the chef coming out to greet us. It added a personal touch that you just don’t find everywhere. He was incredibly warm and friendly, making us feel right at home. The atmosphere of the restaurant was cozy and inviting, with a distinct family-run vibe that made the whole experience feel more intimate. It’s not just a meal at A Food Affair; it’s like being welcomed into a culinary family. If you’re looking for an authentic French dining experience with a personal touch in LA, A Food Affair is the place to go. Can’t wait to return and try more of their delicious offerings.