Destinations: Los Angeles · Downtown
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: L.A.’s Best Mexican Restaurants — by Alexandra Marshall, Published Jun. 2007
Destinations: Los Angeles · Downtown
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: L.A.’s Best Mexican Restaurants — by Alexandra Marshall, Published Jun. 2007
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This East Los Angeles spot specializes in fish and shrimp tacos and burritos. Tacos are made with fresh, crispy-battered fish or seafood and pico d
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For the brother-sister duo of Fernando and Bricia Lopez, Guelaguetza is a vehicle that allows them to share their family's deep love of Oaxacan cui
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The second of three branches, this traditional Mexican eatery opened in 2003 and is located on East Washington Boulevard in southeast LA. The inter
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Set amidst a myriad of food stalls in the Mercado la Paloma, an unassuming warehouse-style building in South LA, this family-owned eatery is renown
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By no means pretentious, Carnitas Michoacán #3 attracts customers with its bright yellow and red sign reading “Tacos + Over 5 Zillion Sold.” The si
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It’s all about the cabra (goat) at this family-owned birriería in East LA, just five minutes from downtown. Established in 1972, the Mexican café d
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Despite its unassuming strip mall location, Monte Alban’s affordable and authentic Oaxacan dishes have made it a popular choice for Mexican cuisine
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Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Hollywood, Downtown, La Brea/Fairfax
In a groundswell of appreciation for historic buildings, revitalized neighborhoods, and seasoned practitioners of modest arts, the city of forever young is flouting the old clichés.
Los Angeles, Venice
Once home to artists and bohemians, Abbot Kinney Boulevard is experiencing its most upscale renaissance to date, with one-of-a-kind boutiques, galleries, and sidewalk cafés.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Downtown
Sampling the latest (some say greatest) Wolfgang Puck outpost; a French-Japanese-Spanish fusion restaurant; and authentic Chinese cuisine.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Downtown
The latest L.A. after-hours trend: intimate spaces that mix Tony Bennett cool with Tony Duquette-inspired design.
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