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Broke but want to still enjoy summer in Los Angeles? Here are a few ideas of what to do around the city to keep your
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Broke but want to still enjoy summer in Los Angeles? Here are a few ideas of what to do around the city to keep your
Bread Lounge (700 South Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, 90021) is the first retail shop to grab bread that has been used by chefs for years. Supplying
Soleto Trattoria & Pizza Bar, (801 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, 90017; 213.622.3255) is located in the financial district of Downtown Los Angeles and refines the classic pizzeria
Kitchen Faire, (512 W 6th St Los Angeles, CA 90017) is a small, quick serve, lunch spot focused on internationally influenced American classics made from seasonal farmers market
In the city of Happy Hours, here a few newbies to sink your teeth into: Lazy Ox Canteen Between Monday-Friday from 5-7, enjoy $3
Golden Road Brewing What better way to kick the blues than with a few brews? They have custom IPAs, all made with local ingredients. Check
Mo-Chica (514 West 7th St., Los Angeles; 213.622.3744) is open in its new space on 7th. When you walk in into the high energy, contemporary, urban space,
Eat.Drink.Americano, (923 E 3rd St., Los Angeles, 90012) is a new industrial rustic spot with exposed brick, an unfinished ceiling, a huge chalkboard wall and communal
Industriel (609 S Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90017) is an urban farm meets country French eatery that is in an old Carls Jr spot. They open tomorrow at
Check out Los Angeles’s first-ever Skee Ball League! It’s a weekly, boozey, competitive skee balling extravaganza. It all starts this week at One Eyed Gypsy (901
