From smoothies to salads, you'll find plenty of low-cal eats at this vegetarian-friendly spot. Ideal for breakfast and lunch, patrons can grab a seat in the sunroom and … enjoy the occasional celebrity sighting along with their calorie-conscious grub.
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Hugo's is a go-to brunch spot, so expect a wait if you're dropping in before 2 p.m. on a weekend. Unfortunately, dinner is not as great as the breakfast. Still, there are … a lot of fantastic healthy options on the menu, all made with organic, hormone and antibiotic-free ingredients. The easiest option for guilt-free eating is their "create a plate" meal, where you can choose any three items from a long list of veggies and filling, low-calorie treats like black bean cakes.
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This vegan/vegetarian restaurant located in the back of a cute health food market primarily focuses on choices low in cholesterol and fat -- hence the ridiculously cheesy … name. But they have some really hearty (no pun intended) and healthy choices on the menu, from vegan nachos to portobello mushroom burgers, so you can do something nice for your body without feeling hungry again in two hours.
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There's really nothing like rotisserie chicken for filling you up without overloading on calories. That's basically the angle they work here, where you can get chicken … with veggies, a chicken wrap, or a chicken salad, all fresh and prepared in a healthy way. The Chinese chicken salad is the best in town, but the wraps are great as well, and the chicken used in everything is warm and tender -- a nice change from the cold, tough lumps you might get elsewhere. Be sure to call ahead with your order, though, because the lines get ridiculously long.
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East-Coast-ness of the pizza at D'Amore's, because anyone in LA who opens that can of worms lives to regret it. But it is pretty good -- fresh, crisp, made with quality … ingredients. Best of all, one slice of their original cheese pizza clocks in at a seemingly impossible 160 calories. It may be a little more expensive than you'd expect, but it's nothing compared to what you'd pay at a trendy health food restaurant, and it's pizza. End of story.
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