Suzanne Goin's two course lunch begins with a selection of cheese and charcuterie or her popular Spanish fried chicken. The main entrees here include a vegetarian spread of roasted vegetables and spreads, albacore salad, or roasted turkey foccacia. Dessert is a supplemental $6, but you're going to want to add the bittersweet chocolate torta.

Michael Cimarusti's seafood heaven is giving diners three courses with a non-alcoholic beverage selection, all for $25. Start off with a few oysters, dive into the restaurant's signature Hook burger, and conclude with a classic whoopie pie.

For only $15, indulge in a Middle Eastern spread that starts off with things like hummus or sharzi salad and culminates in a selection of kebabs and rice. You know you want the supplemental $4 baklava.

Culver City's favorite new Korean barbecue restaurant Hanjip is going all you can eat with its insane $15 deal. Dive into an unlimited supply of brisket, bulgogi, pork belly, and marinated pork belly. Just be prepared to bring on the meat sweats.

Go Greek with a $20 meal that begins with eggplant tahini or grilled octopus salad and ends with lamb meatballs, chicken avgolemono, or salmon pie.

This longtime West Hollywood staple is giving diners a market-driven lunch menu that starts with things like corn soup with crème fraîche or grilled summer vegetable salad with harissa, and concludes with ricotta gnocchi or slow roasted wild salmon. It's one of the more upscale options, which means the $25 is a real steal.

Carnivores will find a happy home at Argentinian restaurant Malbec. Lunch here starts with minestrone soup or grilled eggplant and culminates in prime strip loin with chimichurri for $20. Add on something sweet for $5.

Fresh of a glowing LA Weekly review, Southern Spanish-influenced Moruno is offering a stellar $15 steal. First course selections include the insanely delicious mejadra with basmati rice and lentils, tortilla Espanola, and Albacore tuna conserva. For the entree, there's a choice of lamb or chicken morunos, either on its own or as a sub. This is a lunch you don't want to miss.

This sleek Hollywood coffee shop even includes an espresso drink, Thai tea, or Thai coffee in it's $15 lunch. Start off with spring rolls and conclude with pad thai or garlic chicken wings, and you'll soon understand why it has become a blogger favorite.

Andy Ricker’s $20, three course lunch is a steal that shouldn’t be missed. Start with a “drinking food” option of grilled corn on the cob or fried cashews, move on to a “one plate meal” of fried chicken leg or khao soi, and conclude with mango and sticky rice or coconut-jackfruit ice cream.

Enjoy a decadent meal that begins with options like Maine scallop aguachile or sweet corn soup and moves to duck confit or Basque cod for $25, all enjoyed in the gorgeous confines of the Redbird’s airy dining room.

The Westside has no lack of upscale Italian restaurants like Vincenti, where your $25 power lunch begins with an antipasti selection with options like crispy softshell crab or a mixed salumi plate, and moves to entrees of Manila clam taglioni or pork filet. This menu is only offered on Fridays, so be sure to plan ahead.