This chic downtown LA eatery serves inventive Asian-Italian tasting menus in a sleek, minimalist space, where surprise dishes keep the flavors flowing.
"Josef Centeno’s restrained Downtown LA restaurant features a reasonably priced $150 five-course tasting menu that balances finesse and quality of ingredients. With food influenced by Japanese and European flavors, Orsa & Winston is the place that captures a specific kind of fine dining that doesn’t feel too stuffy or unapproachable, and it seems the Michelin guide agrees, continuing to award the restaurant with a star year after year." - Matthew Kang
"This high-end spot is offering a special five-course Valentine’s Day meal that includes a whole chilled crab, chicory salad, Jerusalem artichoke soup, beef raviolo, and a chocolate espresso tart. It’s $300 total for two people, but add-ons such as caviar service and rosé are also available. Pickup only." - brant cox
"Genevieve Hardison, director of operations at One MICHELIN Star Orsa & Winston in Los Angeles." - Jillian Dara
"Orsa & Winston is an expensive tasting-menu spot Downtown from the same people as Bar Amaand Baco Mercat. But for brunch, you can order a la carte, and get the fish plate with four different kinds of house-smoked fish, souffle pancakes, and a chicken katsu sandwich all at the same meal. Their sake Bloody Mary is also one of the best in town, and we challenge you to not drink more than one." - brant cox, brett keating
"One star. Chef Josef Centeno’s longtime Downtown tasting menu still hits on all levels, making it one of the most unsung but excellent dining destinations in LA." - Eater Staff
