Historic Los Angeles begins here. A great spot to come shop and eat Mexican food and see a part of what was the beginning of LA.
Nice spot with a dog-friendly patio, friendly servers and bar tenders and good food and beer.
California shrimp po boy was very tasty. Nice location within walking distance of the beach and 3rd St Promenade.
Slurpee. Scratchers. Lotto. Just like every other 7-Eleven. Nice guys behind the counter too.
Nice park with plenty of open space, tables, a jungle gym, and an obstacle course.
Remodeled since I was last here. New entrance, layout, same great selection and helpful & friendly staff.
Quick drive-thru, newly renovated, and the friendliest drive-thru cashier I've ever come across.
Cool vibey space, decent beer, tons of board games to play, parking can be a pain or you can take Metro and get off at Little Tokyo/Arts District and walk 5 minutes.
Reasonably close to the Red Line, good AC, wall-to-wall TVs so it's a great spot to watch whatever game you want to watch.
Well kept and clean, self-serve drinks and icee machines now. BUT, like all AMCs, they show like 20 minutes of trailers..
Burgers, shakes, fries, and you can flavorize(new word) your soda. Plus, if you go on the right day there is a classic car show in the parking lot.
It's In-N-Out, not rocket science. Get the grilled onions and a shake to go with your burger.
Son of baconator - for those times when a regular baconator is just too much. And a frosty.
Southern California breakfast staple. One of the few chain breakfast joints in the area.
Great view of the Rose Bowl and the arroyo seco. Come here to see the 4th of July fireworks!
