Onion Rings
Where to go for great onion rings in L. A.? Not shoestring. Batter dipped, but no bread crumbs. Thank you.
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I really enjoy French 75's onion rings, I believe it's a champagne batter. They're even more enjoyable with a nice filet mignon and some blue cheese underneath them. Is it lunchtime yet?
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Thank you one and all for your recommendation's and descriptions. I was surprised to see the subject come up again. I'm very appreciative.
I hated Wahoo's on Wilshire. Soggy and greasy. I do like Damon&Pythias and the dipping sauces. I have to go to Burger King and Kate Mantilini soon. One day I was walking past Whisper Lounge at The Grove and someone was having a big plate of big, delicious looking onion rings. I can hardly wait. I must try all in my area. Thanks!
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I haven't been there for ages, so I'm not positive they're still as good as I remember, but Astro Burger on Santa Monica near Gardner(?) used to have big bags of hot greasy yummy battered onion rings. In the old days, we used to go across the street to Oki Dog and get a bag of fries to go with our Astro Burger rings....late at night, after a few drinks...mmmmmm
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How's this for imprecise:
There's a bar on Franklin in the same block as La Poubelle across from the Scientology place.
I think it's called The Bird or Birds or something like that. They have a lot of chicken on the menu, that's where the name comes from, I think.
And they sell onion rings by the length. Like, if you order a foot of onion rings, they come on a little one-foot high pole. Like ring toss. Except that the rings are made of onion rings.
And they come with good sauces to tip in.
I like those, even though I've only eaten them once.
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re: aurora50
My husbands friend took us to the Hat for the first time two years ago and when I gave my husband my order I said I wanted my own onion rings and his friend jumped in saying "No you will want to share" I got all huffy and in a kirt tone I told him I was not one of those salad eating pick at my food girls...I love to eat! When I got my order my face went hot with embarassment...it was a Flintsonian size order....sooooo good but with my sandwich try as I might I could not even come close to finishing them. The fries are awesome too and when I am feeling all ghetto fabulous I get them with gravy, they make my tumy grumbly but so yummy.
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Frisco's Fifties Diner, City of Industry, good burgers, unlimited cherry/chocolate cokes.
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I second Wolfe's Burgers in Pasadena. I tried them this weekend and I was surprised. Well battered rings, plump and tasty with little grease. It was a large order compared to Larry's in Burbank. Larry's is also Battered but the onions were a lot thinner and the batter more home made like.
Another good place for onion rings is Art's the Art of the Burgers in El Monte. Breaded rings that taste like they were made that day. The rings are tasty and they are fried perfectly so no eating an UGLY dark brown ring. Very Crispy!
Personally I can't stand Burger King's rings, they are too small and just NOT natural. Where in the WORLD do they get an onion THAT small and that perfect. It's like they perfected an onion LOG or something. To me they just don't have any taste.Larry's Chili Dog & Grill
3122 W. Burbank Blvd.
Burbank Ca. 91505
818 84 0244
Closed SundaysArt's the Art of Burgers
11629 E. Valley Blvd.
El Monte Ca. 91732
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Edendale Grill hands down has the best onion rings in town. They are tremendous. Dakota, the steakhouse in The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, used to have very good ones as well, though I have not been there in a while so I am not sure if they are still the same. (I eat Edendale's onion rings at their gorgeous bar at least once a month.) I am also a huge fan of Bowery, but I am not a big fan of their onion rings. Theirs have more of that 'puffy, slightly gummy batter' (I am not sure how else to describe it) that you find with a lot of onion rings. Try Edendale. Just go to the bar, order a cocktail and get an order of onion rings. They come with an excellent homemade, spicy ketchup on the side.
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I don't know if you have a Wahoo's Fish Tacos up there, but down here in the OC they're a chain of healthy surfer type grub. And the onion rings are fantastic!!
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re: FKA Andrew
I love the Barney's Gourmet Hamburgers onion rings. Light and not greasy, great onions. But whenever I go, I usually end up getting the Spicy Curly Fries - my favorite there. I only go to the Barrington/San Vicente location, never been to the Country Mart one.
Mastro's steakhouse in Beverly Hills also has great ones, called "Colossal Onion Rings" - these are by far the best I've ever ever had. In general I think steakhouses really know their onion rings.
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I have it on good authority that one of the best onion ring(s) can be found at The Bowery which is a good hip spot on the south side of Sunset just east of Vine.
I like the ones from Farmer Boys, an inland empire fast food chain which has their LA location downtown on Alameda. They also have fried zucchini, also very good.
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Had great onion rings the other day at the Habit-hamburger shop. I'm not a connoisseur but, they sure were yummy, crispy and not at all greasy. Went really well with my ahi burger on sourdough! :)KQ www.habitburger.com
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That's a good question. Was in Dallas last week and scarfed a large order of the best rings I've had in a long time. Very plump, sweet onions deep-fried in grease, not oil. And plenty of rise in the ring, crusty and chewy.
There's a place in Hollywood called Wangs, or Big Wnags, not sure. But they had some impressive onion rings.
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