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Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles: what they cost.

Dinner, lunch and wine pairing prices per person at the starred restaurants in Los Angeles (LA), side by side. Includes the starred restaurants in neighbouring Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Culver City and Long Beach.

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In short: LA has 25 Michelin-starred restaurants: 2 with three stars, 4 with two and 19 with one (MICHELIN Guide, October 2026). Dinner tasting menus cost US$130 to US$495 per person, and half cost less than US$300. The cheapest way in is dinner at Holbox, for US$130.

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Switch between dinner and lunch below. Prices are for the tasting or set menu unless marked “per main” or “typical spend”, and the bars compare each menu with the most expensive on the list. Each price links to where it came from.

  1. Providence · 3 Michelin stars · Seafood · Hollywood · dinner US$375
  2. Somni · 3 Michelin stars · Contemporary · West Hollywood · dinner US$495
  3. Hayato · 2 Michelin stars · Japanese · Arts District · dinner US$450
  4. Kato · 2 Michelin stars · Asian · Arts District · dinner US$325
  5. Mélisse · 2 Michelin stars · Modern French · Santa Monica · dinner US$399
  6. Vespertine · 2 Michelin stars · Contemporary · Culver City · dinner US$425
  7. Citrin · 1 Michelin star · Californian · Santa Monica · dinner US$165
  8. Corridor 109 · 1 Michelin star · Asian Contemporary · East Hollywood · dinner US$360
  9. Heritage · 1 Michelin star · Californian · Long Beach · dinner US$195
  10. Holbox · 1 Michelin star · Mexican · South Los Angeles · dinner US$130
  11. KOJIMA · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Sawtelle · dinner US$240
  12. Kali · 1 Michelin star · Steakhouse · Hancock Park · dinner US$38
  13. Lielle · 1 Michelin star · Californian · Pico-Robertson · dinner US$150
  14. Meteora · 1 Michelin star · Creative · Melrose · dinner US$165
  15. Miura · 1 Michelin star · Sushi · Beverly Hills · dinner US$320
  16. Mori Nozomi · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Sawtelle · dinner US$280
  17. Nozawa Bar · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Beverly Hills · dinner US$225
  18. Orsa & Winston · 1 Michelin star · Contemporary · Downtown · dinner US$150
  19. Osteria Mozza · 1 Michelin star · Italian · Melrose · dinner US$46
  20. Pasta|Bar · 1 Michelin star · Contemporary · Encino · dinner US$245
  21. Restaurant Ki · 1 Michelin star · Korean Contemporary · Little Tokyo · dinner US$300
  22. Seline · 1 Michelin star · Californian · Santa Monica · dinner US$325
  23. Shin Sushi · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Encino · dinner US$230
  24. Sushi Kaneyoshi · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Little Tokyo · dinner US$300
  25. n/naka · 1 Michelin star · Japanese · Palms · dinner US$395
Quick answers

Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles: quick answers

Cheapest Michelin star dinner in Los Angeles

The cheapest dinner tasting menu in Los Angeles is at Holbox: US$130 per person.

Cheapest Michelin star lunch in Los Angeles

The cheapest set lunch in Los Angeles is at Holbox: US$130 per person.

Most expensive Michelin star restaurant in Los Angeles

The most expensive dinner menu in Los Angeles is at Somni: US$495 per person.

Three Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles

There are 2 three-star restaurants in Los Angeles: Providence and Somni.

By stars

How much each extra star adds

Average menu price for the meal chosen above, grouped by Michelin stars. À la carte restaurants are counted but left out of the averages and ranges.

One star

US$246avg dinner
Restaurants
19
Range
US$130–US$395
Avg Google rating
4.7

Two stars

US$400avg dinner
Restaurants
4
Range
US$325–US$450
Avg Google rating
4.5
vs 1 star
+US$154

Three stars

US$435avg dinner
Restaurants
2
Range
US$375–US$495
Avg Google rating
4.6
vs 2 stars
+US$35
By cuisine

Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles by cuisine

The 25 starred restaurants in Los Angeles cover 13 cuisines, as the MICHELIN Guide names them. The most common are Japanese (7), Californian (4), and Contemporary (4). Pick one to see just those restaurants in the list above, with their prices.

One restaurant each: Asian, Asian Contemporary, Creative, Italian, Korean Contemporary, Mexican, Modern French, Seafood, Steakhouse, and Sushi.

By neighbourhood

Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles by neighbourhood

Santa Monica has the most Michelin star restaurants in Los Angeles, 3 of the 25, followed by Arts District (2) and Beverly Hills (2). Pick one to see just those restaurants in the list above, with their prices.

One restaurant each: Culver City, Downtown, East Hollywood, Hancock Park, Hollywood, Long Beach, Palms, Pico-Robertson, South Los Angeles, and West Hollywood.

Latest guide

New Michelin stars in Los Angeles: the June 2026 guide

What changed in June 2026

The June 2026 guide added five newly starred restaurants in Los Angeles: Corridor 109, KOJIMA, Lielle, Miura, and Seline. It promoted Kato to two stars. 715, Camphor, Gwen, and Morihiro lost their stars. Uka closed and left the guide.

When the stars are announced

The stars in Los Angeles come from the MICHELIN Guide California, revealed once a year, usually in June. The latest selection was revealed on 24 June 2026 at EVE, San Diego. Michelin hasn't named the next date yet; going by past years, expect it around June 2027. Every guide's dates are in our list of Michelin Guide ceremony dates.

Past ceremonies

  • 24 June 2026 · EVE, San Diego
  • 25 June 2025 · Sacramento
Method

How the prices are counted

Per person, before service

Every figure is for one guest and excludes sales tax, which varies by city (8.875% in New York City, for example), and tip, which is usually 18–22%. Many restaurants add a set service charge instead of a tip, and some San Francisco restaurants add a small surcharge for staff health care. Supplements such as caviar or truffle courses are left out. Prices shown in other currencies use the day's exchange rate and are approximate.

Where prices come from

Dinner is the main tasting or omakase menu where there is one, and wine is the cheapest pairing for it. We take prices from each restaurant's own website where they're published, otherwise from its booking page (Tock, Resy or OpenTable), recent reviews and guides. À la carte restaurants show a typical main course (“per main”). Lunch is the set or tasting lunch menu where there is one.

Stars and Google rating

The Google reviews score out of 5 and the number of reviews, checked in October 2026. Stars come from the MICHELIN Guide California 2026, announced in June 2026. A green ▲ marks a restaurant that gained a star in the June 2025 or June 2026 guide; a red ▼ marks one that lost a star.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are there in LA?

There are 25 Michelin-starred restaurants in Los Angeles: 2 three-star, 4 two-star, and 19 one-star (MICHELIN Guide, checked Oct 2026).

How much does a Michelin-starred dinner cost in Los Angeles?

Dinner menus at the starred restaurants in Los Angeles cost from US$130 to US$495 per person, with a median of US$300.

How far ahead should you book a Michelin-starred restaurant in Los Angeles?

As early as you can: many starred restaurants open bookings one to three months ahead, and the best known fill soon after. Weekday and lunch tables are usually easier to get. Lunch is often the cheaper way in: we list lunch prices for 1 of the 25 restaurants here.

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