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Pasadena, Southern California’s City of Roses with a population of just over 140,000, may only be a quick 10 miles from downtown Los Angeles, but that doesn’t mean you need to leave its city limits to go on a unique tastebud excursion. In fact, when it comes to diverse tastes in food, the Pasadena patrons are pros. Here are 10 of the top places to chow down, according to the locals.

1. Café Santorini – Health-conscious Mediterranean meets killer happy hour meets stunning ambiance. That’s Café Santorini. 
2. Bone Kettle – At Bone Kettle, they’re so particular about perfecting their Southeast Asian cuisine that they cook their broth for 30 hours. This is the place to be if you’re into trying to things.
3. Pie ‘N Burger – Is Pasadena the true birthplace of the cheeseburger? Who knows for sure? What we do know is that the legend that is Pie ‘N Burger is one that can’t be overlooked.
4. Little Flower Café – After enjoying a delicious meal in this bright and cheerful hot-spot, be sure to snag some delectable candies on your way out to keep the Little Flower love going all day long.
5. Union – Lovers of all things al dente can unite at this Northern Italian cuisine destination restaurant — where everything is made from scratch.
6. Tea at The Langham Huntington – Practice your perfect pinky pose at this 4-star historic property’s fancy Wedgewood afternoon tea — complete with finger sandwiches, fruit tarts, scones, pastries, and stunning landscape views.
7. Maestro – You can’t just dine on the delightful Mexican innovations at Maestro — diving into a one-of-a-kind craft cocktail is also a must.
8. The Luggage Room Pizzeria – An authentic Golden Age, Hollywood-era train station luggage room turned top-notch pizzeria. What’s more fun than that?
9. Arroyo Chop House – At Arroyo Chop House, quality is paramount. Not only is the meat of the highest quality, but it is also aged for at least 28 days and cut by hand every day.
10. Sushi Kimagure Ike – High-quality sushi that’s carefully crafted by Chef Ike-san right before your eyes makes this place a Pasadena standout.
    
    

Pasadena may be small in size compared to nearby Los Angeles, but don’t let that size fool you. The residents certainly know how to provide (and recommend) a diverse array of cuisine options. What are you craving for your next meal?