Better known to locals as Café Figaro, this charming all-day bistro transports you to a Parisian café—similar to those lining Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris, and much like its originators, this spot is ideal for people-watching. The okay-tasting menu boasts classic French fare (think: niçoise salad and escargots) and the relaxed atmosphere is ideal for lazy afternoons and a café au lait, paired with colorful macarons from the boulangerie, of course. It’s cheery and sunny, especially at brunch, and it switches to just right amount of moody and low-lit for evening dates. While the food here is nothing special, the ambience and scene is downright Los Feliz—and that makes Figaro a must-visit for anyone hoping to get a sense of what the neighborhood is like.