Savta

Warm Comfort Food Just Minutes from the Action

Set inside the historic Original Farmers Market, Savta brings a cozy, casual vibe to the heart of Los Angeles with its rustic take on Middle Eastern-inspired comfort food. This laid-back spot blends the flavors of Tel Aviv street food with a homey California twist. Expect colorful plates, bold spices, and a friendly, no-fuss atmosphere perfect for grabbing a bite before a big night out.

Why Concert-goers love it

Savta’s location in the bustling Fairfax District puts you just a short drive from major LA concert venues, making it a convenient choice for a pre-show meal. The counter-service model means you’ll get your food fast, without sacrificing quality. The covered outdoor seating offers a relaxed, upbeat setting that's ideal for soaking up the energy before heading to your show. Plus, the flavor-packed menu offers comforting staples—from shawarma to sabich sandwiches—that won’t weigh you down during the encore.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share mezze and laughs
• Solo travelers grabbing a quick bite before the doors open
• Couples seeking a casual but flavorful date-night meal
• Fans who want a lively, local spot to kick off their concert night
• Budget-conscious music lovers—Savta offers high flavor without high prices

What People Say

Reviewers rave about the authentic flavors and generous portions, especially the chicken shawarma and roasted cauliflower. Many highlight the friendly staff and quick turnaround time, noting it’s “perfect when you’re on a schedule.” The casual setting gets praise for being both “laid-back” and “vibrant,” making it a great meet-up spot before a show.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention limited seating during peak hours, especially on weekends. While the vibe is energetic, it’s not ideal if you’re looking for a quiet, sit-down dinner. And since it’s counter-service, don’t expect full table service or reservations.

The Bottom Line

Savta is a flavorful, fast, and friendly choice for concert-goers who want comforting eats with a Middle Eastern twist—without missing a beat.