17 celebrities' favorite off-the-beaten-path eateries

Responding to Hailey Bieber's question about what her favorite place to eat in her hometown was during a 2021 Vogue video interview, Eilish divulged that the vegan Thai eatery My Vegan was her absolute favorite.

"Favorite takeout has got to be this place called My Vegan, which is Thai," Eilish said giving a chef's kiss to the air during the Vogue interview. "[It's] so good. Some like spicy basil noodles, a little satay, some yellow curry. Yeah, that would be my go-to."

In 2016, Spoon University reported that although Chipotle is favored by many Mexican-food lovers, Zendaya prefers Los Burritos, located on the famous Hollywood Boulevard.

Fast-forward to the 2020s, and Los Burritos is still Zendaya's main burrito restaurant whenever she's craving one for dinner according to both The Beet and Mashed.

Defining itself as "an atelier of food," the innovative 1 or 8 has held the title as Hadid's all-time favorite sushi place for the last few years.

In 2017, W Magazine reported that out of all the New York food spots that Hadid enjoyed, 1 or 8 was Hadid's favorite, and, according to Guest of a Guest, anytime she's in Brooklyn she has to go there.

Tucked away on Greenwich Avenue in New York City is Tea & Sympathy, a cozy neighborhood joint for afternoon tea, shepherd's pie, and sticky toffee pudding. The spot has been around for over two decades and is one of longtime New Yorker Sarah Jessica Parker's all-time favorite haunts.

Parker spoke highly of the British-themed nook on Instagram recently: "Delicious. Comforting. And most perfect spot for a cozy assignation. The whole world stops when you are on the other side of those foggy windows."

If you're a devoted fan of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," you may have noticed that they often dine at Carousel Restaurant in Glendale, California.

Kim Kardashian West celebrated her 37th birthday at the family-owned spot, which serves authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine. Carousel explained on Facebook, "The Kardashians have been loyal patrons of Carousel ever since the late Robert Kardashian brought his family to the Hollywood location years ago to experience authentic Armenian food."

Mark Wahlberg is vocal about his Boston pride. When he recently made a trip back to his hometown he stopped at Marylou's Coffee in the Quincy neighborhood of the city, and, according to the Boston Herald, "hopped behind the shop's iconic hot pink counter and pretended to take drink orders."

According to Glamour, Taylor Swift lives for the sweet potato pancakes at the Pancake Pantry in Nashville, Tennessee.

On the restaurant, Swift writes: "I love this breakfast place because it serves about a million kinds of pancakes, including my favorite, sweet potato pancakes. It's a Nashville staple, with a line usually stretching around the block in quaint Hillsboro Village."

Marix Tex Mex is a West Hollywood staple, and said to be one of Jennifer Aniston's favorite places to grab a margarita and some guacamole. Aniston has been open about her love for Mexican food in the past, admitting that her "cheat days" are usually spent eating it.

The Loveless Cafe is practically a landmark in Nashville, Tennessee. The old-school American diner has been around since 1951, and is known for its neon sign on Highway 100.

Many celebrities, like Al Gore, Princess Anne, and countless country music stars, have dined there. According to the café, Martha Stewart once said, "It was the best breakfast I've ever had." She praised their biscuits and country ham in particular on the Cooking Channel's show, "The Best Thing I Ever Ate."

Pastrami Queen on New York City's Upper East Side is not necessarily world famous (many people know Katz's Deli from "When Harry Met Sally" a bit better). But for true foodies like Anthony Bourdain, there's no place like the hidden gem on Lexington Ave.

Before Bourdain's death in 2018, the chef posted a photo to Instagram of a pastrami sandwich from Pastrami Queen, writing: "The joys of travel are many, but sometimes there's no place like home. #PastramiQueen." He also cited it as "excellent" in a TMZ interview.

There are endless sushi options in California, but Mario Lopez revealed his favorite to The Huffington Post.

The actor is a fan of Crazy Fish, a no-frills sushi spot in Beverly Hills, saying: "The hand rolls at Crazy Fish are like burritos, they're so thick. Their secret sashimi tempura sauce too is delicious, you could dip cardboard in it and it would taste good."

Portland is the stomping grounds of SNL alum and comedian Fred Armisen, star of "Portlandia," a satirical show about the city in the Pacific Northwest.

When Jerry Seinfeld joined Armisen for an episode of Netflix show "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee," the duo went to Coava Coffee Roasters for a fresh cup of joe. The Portland-based mini chain was named one of the best coffee roasters the country by Thrillist in 2017.

Jimmy Fallon is a longtime patron of Molly's Shebeen Pub located in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of New York City. The late night host revealed on Instagram that he's been going to the small, authentic Irish pub — replete with "sawdust on the floor and a log-burning fireplace" — on St. Patrick's Day for the past two decades. He claims it's "good luck."

Jay-Z told Jimmy Kimmel that his preferred pizzeria is Lucali in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens neighborhood, which specializes in thin crust pizza. He claimed it was "by far" the best pizza in Brooklyn, where he's from.

According to Food & Wine, Gwyneth Paltrow has been going to Elio's on New York City's Upper East Side for so long that they don't even give her a menu anymore. The actress loves their zucchini fries in particular, and even created her own take on the dish called "fried zucchini spaghetti."

Hillary Clinton visited Detroit on her presidential campaign trail in 2016, and made sure to visit two cherished local businesses while she was there.

The ex-Secretary of State made a pit stop at Astro Coffee in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood, and "highly recommended" the coffee there on Instagram. She also went to Avalon Bakery to sample their famously fresh-baked goods.

When the parent company of popular California food chain Roscoe's Chicken N' Waffles declared bankruptcy back in 2016, Snoop Dogg was less than thrilled. The rapper, who is outspoken about his love for the place, joked about buying the chain, saying: "I guess I'm gonna have to name it Snoop Dogg's Chicken N' Waffles."

These days, Roscoe's is still in business, though it's still dealing with Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It's unclear whether or not Snoop Dogg has aided it financially in any way.