The Best Coffee Shops in Los Angeles
Hey Angelenos! Sun’s out, palms swaying, and the city’s buzzing with energy. But before you dive headfirst into your day, there’s one crucial ritual: that
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Hey Angelenos! Sun’s out, palms swaying, and the city’s buzzing with energy. But before you dive headfirst into your day, there’s one crucial ritual: that
Monday Strings of Life (S.O.L.) is bringing a modern twist to traditional Aussie style cafes with their new indoor outdoor cafe. $5; Monday – Sunday
I love a good sandwich. A good sandwich makes you savor every bite. A good sandwich transports you to a world of unicorns and rainbows.
The Wilde Thistle (3454 Motor Ave., Los Angeles; 310.730.6208), a Celtic cafe, is from owner and chef Caity Wallace. This Culver City spot (and future pub) has been serving,
Nue Studio (5156 Melrose Ave., Hollywood; 818.314.3578) is the newest spot by Todd Jameson. His successful Miami salon now has a home in the Hollywood
Mocafe (7900 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, 90046) quietly opened about a month ago on Santa Monica at Fairfax. Living on the corner, this cafe has
Los Angeles’s macrobiotic eatery, M Café, cleanses away the winter blues with the launch of a new seasonal spring menu developed by Consulting Chef Lee
Local 1205, (1205 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, 90291; 310.396.6663) just opened. It’s a gourmet marketplace and café with prepared foods and sandwiches, like the AK Melt
Local craft brewer Eagle Rock Brewery and Silver Lake’s Gingergrass came together to produce a unique Vietnamese concept of Bia Hoi or “fresh beer” at
Larder at Maple Drive (345 N Maple Dr., suite 100, Beverly Hills; 310.248.3779) is launching tomorrow and its a miniature version of the Larder at Tavern in Brentwood.
