Fred 62
Diner · Los Feliz
1850 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Highlights
Classic diner with veggie, GF options, shakes
Classic diner with veggie, GF options, shakes
"In “normal” times, Fred 62 was a 24-hour diner on Vermont across from the Los Feliz 3. Since reopening, they’re a 15-hour diner (9am-midnight), which is still pretty useful. They’ve got plenty of sidewalk seating for eating diner classics like all-day omelettes, mac & cheese balls, and Juicy Lucys, along with some recently added pan pizzas." - brett keating
"Find yourself out and about in LA late night? Fred 62 in Los Feliz is your move. This place is a 50s diner meets a 90s punk band and it’s open 24 hours. Get the frosted flake french toast." - katherine lewin
"Greetings from our favorite Eastside drunk food diner. Admittedly, Fred's food is just fine while you're sober, but after a few too many beers, it reaches levels of spectacular. Breakfast sandwich? Jucy Lucy? Peanut Butter Malt Shake? Yes, to all. The atmosphere is retro and not in the Mel's Diner type of way that makes you die inside. Fred's your friend who always has your back—until 1am on weekdays and 3am on the weekends. Underrated date idea: watch a movie at the Los Feliz 3 and head here for a late-night meal afterward." - brant cox, arden shore, nikko duren, sylvio martins, garrett snyder
"It’s impossible to miss the electric green exterior of Fred 62. It’s a familiar Los Feliz sight on Vermont Avenue for 25 years and counting, with an incredibly relaxed and easy breakfast menu of Denver omelets, steak and eggs, and breakfast enchiladas. Fred 62 works for late-night revelers and early morning breakfast seekers alike." - Eater Staff
"Rehearsal was supposed to end at 10pm, but Rebecca showed up without any of her blocking memorized tonight and now it’s 11:40pm and you’re seeing red. Go to Fred 62. This 24-hour diner in Los Feliz certainly doesn’t have the best food in the neighborhood (or even the block), but it doesn’t matter. This is your fifth time doing Noises Off in the last three years and all you want right now is a Juicy Lucy and a peanut butter malt shake. Come to this retro ’50s diner to get them." - brant cox
