


DAMA is a Latin-American restaurant in the Fashion District, Downtown Los Angeles. We offer a 5-star menu from Executive Chef Antonia Lofaso and a bar program from Pablo Moix and Steve Livigni, focusing on world-class Latin themed dishes & cocktails. DAMA is the newest dining jewel in downtown Los Angeles, a restaurant that must be experienced first-hand. Open daily for Dinner starting at 5pm and All Day on Sunday starting at 11am featuring a refreshed menu with daytime food and beverage offerings!
Modern Latin fare & house cocktails pair up in stylish, tropical environs with a large bar & patio.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 612 E 11th St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Phone: (213) 741-0612
Website: https://damafashiondistrict.com/
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Reviews
For starters, we got the bread and lamb chops. The bread was amazing and from that point on I knew things were only going to get better. The lamb chops were fantastic. Wife got the rotisserie chicken with fries and I got the crispy pork shanks which were phenomenal. Our server was attentive and even gave my wife a pretty thoughtful birthday card. Food was a bit pricey but it was definitely worth it and we will be going back.
The guacamole, lamb chops, and elote were nice to share, though the calamari with squid ink stole the spotlight — perfectly crispy, bold, and unforgettable. The croquettes were also a standout.
The wine list was well-curated and paired beautifully with the food. While we appreciated the concept of small plates, I would have loved to see a few more larger entrée options to round out the experience for heartier appetites.
Still, DAMA offers a wonderful balance of ambiance, creativity, and service — looking forward to coming back!
We ordered about 6 small plates for appetizers and the clams & chorizo and thd whole red snapper as a the dinner entree. The aguachiles and seafood tostado were good fresh quality. Nothing creative but they stuck to bringing out the fresh taste of the ingredients and a great summer al fresco dish to start. Then we moved on to the carbs: the bread, empandas and patatas bravas were all good but the bread with anchovies hit the spot for me. Next we had the refreshing celery salad with quail eggs and anchovies before moving onto the entree. Finally, the whole red snapper and the clam & chorizo was a perfect finale to the meal. The fish was seasoned amazingly that we didnt use the sauce. If anything, we enjoyed using the clam and chorizo bake sauce. Only suggestion is more bread for the clam & chorizo dish.
The drinks were good and the server we had was friendly and professional and timed and grouped the dishes well. The bussers were all polite and efficient and appreciate double checking if we were finished with the dish.
There were two roaches running around, but I think they were from the surrounding area (skid row, etc.) No one seem bothered, so I guess it was ok.
There is valet, but there is also street parking in front which I believe is free after 6pm.
The crispy potatoes is a must! And the corns were so amazing too. We ordered other dishes as well they were all good, but the corns and the potatoes stood out for me~
Photos taken by my friend~ I can never take pics this good lol
As for the food, it was good but not quite as great as I’d hoped. I was really looking forward to this meal, but it didn’t quite hit the mark. The elote was excellent — probably my favorite dish — and the squash blossoms were also delicious. The chicken tacos, however, had so much cabbage that it was hard to even taste the chicken. The fish dish was decent, and the grilled pineapple that came with it was the highlight. The potatoes were just okay.
We finished with the churros, which had great flavor on the outside — perfectly dusted with cinnamon and sugar — but unfortunately, the inside was a bit undercooked.
Overall, it was an okay experience — beautiful atmosphere, nice service, but the food could use a little more consistency to match the setting.