Pumpkin Flavor in LA

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It may still be warm in Los Angeles, but everyone is already craving pumpkin flavored everything. From lattes to cheesecakes, you can find people looking for pumpkin flavor in even the most obscure foods. This is even true in a variety of restaurants throughout Los Angeles. We have found a few dishes that we are so excited to try. Do you have any pumpkin flavored recipes? Share them with your friends at Palazzo Westwood.

Messhall Kitchen on Los Feliz Blvd has a delicious menu that we love to sample and try. However, their pumpkin items are the reason we are so excited to go there this fall. We want to start with a roasted pumpkin bisque with black truffle and fresh mozzarella grilled cheese. This is just the main course. Dessert is what we have been craving all day. Make sure to try their pumpkin cheesecake, that is made with a gingersnap crust.

Stir Market is one of the newest restaurant concepts in Los Angeles. This is a modern take on the European food hall experience. It is part retail space and part dining area. We are heading their this fall to try the small red-orange pumpkin salad. This salad has a butternut squash, pumpkin seeds and pomegranate all mixed into it. This is the perfect lunch to hit all of our pumpkin cravings. You can find the Stir Market at 7475 Beverly Blvd.

Maybe a salad is not enough for your pumpkin cravings. Fig and Olive on Melrose Place will give you a slice of France in Los Angeles. They are serving a pumpkin sage ravioli that is made with free range chicken, ricotta and charmoula, topped with a pumpkin olive oil emulsion, toasted pumpkin seeds, parmesan and an aged balsamic Frantioio olive oil. Make sure to try their other fantastic dishes during your next visit.

These are just a few of the many Los Angeles restaurants that will help you satisfy your pumpkin cravings. We want to know what your favorite pumpkin item is? Comment on our Facebook Page with your favorite pumpkin drink or food item and where to get it!

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