Spitz – Little Tokyo Restaurant & Bar

371 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

About Spitz – Little Tokyo Restaurant & Bar

4.4 / 5

from reviews

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    Michael Sandler
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    March 17, 2025

    Came here for a quick snack and a drink and was pleasantly surprised. Everything was great and the food was good and the bar tender went above and beyond to make our drinks extra good. Def a great spot to come have a drink and bite if you’re in the area. A hidden gem.

    ILoveItSpicy
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    March 27, 2024

    I got lucky with the parking out front, but not inside because of their BOGO soft opening deal. It was packed with a small line to order. I had takeout, so forgive the togo containers in the photos. I got the Street Cart Wrap with beef and lamb, as well as the Berliner Bowl with chicken and quinoa. I ate nearly a 1/3 of the bowl and 1/2 the wrap. The flavors were very addictive. This was a comfort food I never knew I needed. Such freshness and I loved the texture of all the ingredients in the salad. The berliner sauce had a pleasant tang to it. The Wrap had a garlic aioli that I wish I had more to dunk with. Definitely worth checking out.

    Saunak Sahoo
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    February 23, 2025

    Very unique food experience. Well worth the price. Loved the Street Cart fries, and the Döner basket. Good for vegetarian food as well. The wraps are great too. Good vibes at the place with board games to play as well

    Joseph Nguyen
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    September 03, 2024

    Street Gyro + Street Cart Wrap + White Peach And Basil Sangria + Mango Slushie = perfect pregame for 2🙌 thank you Spitz for a great time this weekend. Never have I ever had a gyro with french fries UNTIL NOW!!! For the record, they do have sauce, but I chose to not include it due to having had a stomach issue. This gyro healed that issue though, gotta love it!

    Angelica Le
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    July 29, 2023

    Overall: 4.2/5 (Postmates delivery) The food delivered earlier than expected. I liked the food but had better. However, I was able to get a huge chunk of my daily vegetable intakes from it so I'm happy. Doner Basket ($16.75): The portion is huge so we had leftovers enough for another meal. Their fried pita stick was hard so I wasn't a fan. You can customize your fries so we got mixed sweet potato and regular fries. The sweet potato fries are the waffle version and were clearly better than the regular fries where were starchy. We got beef, lamb, and chicken for our protein. Beef and lamb gyros were thinly sliced while the chicken was cut into cubes. The lamb didn't have a smell or gamey taste while the chicken was dry. I also didn't really like their falafel mix. The rest of the toppings went well with the salad. Street Cart Diner Wrap ($14.75): This was a big wrap that they cut in 2 for you; I ate one of the halves and was full. For my protein, I got beef, lamb, and chicken and felt that this wrap had more meat than veggies while the reverse is true for the Doner Basket. Nothing really stood to me about the wrap; everything blended in to create a homogenous wrap. I think there was a lot more flavors in the Doner Basket. Single Doquito ($7.50): This actually comes with 2 rolls and was the best item out of everything we ate. This is way better and like an elevated version of the Mexican taquito. A Doquito is a fried lavish bread rolled in feta, onion, and aioli. The flavors were on point and it was fried to perfection. It didn't get soggy even with all the additional toppings smothered on top.

    Spitz – Little Tokyo Restaurant & Bar

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    371 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

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