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A popular spot where you can drink local beer, people line up on weekends This is a hideaway brewery in the heart of Torrance, not a tourist destination, but behind the corner of Western Avenue and Torrance Boulevard, with only a simple tasting room, it's really crowded every day.(2019) IPA (India Pale Ale) is the center of craft beer in American breweries nowadays, and many breweries are open in LA, including Monkish Brewing Co. Let's order a beer at the counter over the long line and then go inside... There are a lot of people in between the machines! There ...

Cuban Cafe, one of the largest bakeries in LA Porto's Bakery is a famous Cuban café on Beach Blvd, near from Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park. Founded by a Cuban immigrant family, the store has expanded and succeeded by striving to reduce prices and attracting customers. When you go out to the park, why not take a look. The fourth store, which opened in March 2018, is probably Porto's Bakery and Cafe's largest store. This is the size that you will never imagine as one store! There are three order counters, including a cafe, and it is said that ...

A huge Italian restaurant that looks like a warehouse in Gardena Eatalian Cafe is a huge Italian restaurant around the corner of Redondo Beach Blvd and South Broadway in Gardena. The parking lot in the back and the entrance looks like really industrial, so it blends perfectly into the middle of Gardena's industrial area. You may be worried if the location is really right here, but don't be hesitate to go inside! First of all, when you go inside, you will be surprised at its size and interior like a warehouse. The owner Antonio Pellini, who also has several stores in ...

LA style cafe popular with locals Not far from Santa Monica Beach, the Cafe is located along Wilshire Blvd, but has been crowded with locals since it opened in 2009. Why don't you come and enjoy the casual and simple menu and the atmosphere of LA style. All produce is sourced from local farmers, using organic flour and quality ingredients, with a simple and delicious menu of homemade breads, pastries, soups, salads and sandwiches. The deli is also perfect for the side, such as organic salads using quinoa and kale. You can choose by size and take it to go ...

A spot where you can enjoy a healing space and the best coffee Everybody admit it is delicious coffee. Located on the outskirts of the Downtown Arts District, the store is amazed by its generously beautiful construction and ceiling height. Stumptown is a coffee roast retailer based in Portland, Oregon, and has won numerous awards, including the 2006 Roaster of the Year. Owned by Peet's Coffee in 2015, there is only this store in LA, but there are several other stores in major cities such as NY. Opened in 2013, the 7,000-square-foot store has a huge back area for wholesale, ...

Authentic bakery in Arts District Just a short distance from Stumptown Coffee Roasters, along the same Santa Fe Ave, there is a bakery and cafe where you might overlook the storefront. A variety of freshly baked breads, pastries and fresh sandwiches made from natural ingredients make it a valuable haven in the industrial region. If you ever go to Stumptown, why not visit here as well? The inside of the store is surprisingly large and has a large number of seats, so it's perfect for a light breakfast! There is a large window on the left side of the store ...

American cookie with great deal! Diddy Riese is A well-known cookie shop in Westwood Village that has been in business for over 30 years and you can say all UCLA students know. The secret of the long line all the time is its deliciousness with affordable price. There are 10 kinds of cookies for 50 cents each, furthermore, if you buy it for a dozen, it will get a discount of $ 4.50, so many people buy a lot. The owner, Mark Perry, has never franchised the store, so the store is only here with always offering freshly baked cookies. ...

A healing cafe where you can enjoy Japanese cakes and pastries Currently, the cafe has 4 stores in LA, and in addition to regular sandwiches and other light meals, the lineup of pastries and cakes is very abundant. The first store here in Brentwood has an eye-catching European-style storefront, but the owner is actually Japanese, and the products with delicate taste are valuable in LA. There is a cake showcase right at the front entrance, and the large number of cakes cut into large pieces are not too sweet and have a fresh taste with plenty of fruits. There is no doubt ...

American traditional taste! Popular handmade pie shop Opened here in the Downtown Arts District in 2011 as a family-owned pie shop, the Pie Hole has partnered with Newport Beach franchise company Francsmart to rapidly expand into LA, OC, North Carolina, and Tokyo. It's an American classic menu pie, but the atmosphere of the cafe creates a new style for some reason. Besides pies, there are also cornbread pies, salads and quiches that are perfect for breakfast. American creamy pies are also lined up! Of course, you can order pies from 1 slice! The interior is modern, but the sturdy wooden ...

Carefully selected coffee from Colombia, a healing cafe The cafe is located along the Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach. its a healing spot for the locals with homemade roasted coffee and laid-back appearance, so to speak! Why don't you stop by when you are near? The owner Andres Piñeros is from Colombia, and based on his life experience in Los Angeles and Sweden. The concept of the cafe is "Fika" which means drinking coffee with friends in Sweden, so The Boy & The Bear is named after a Swedish children's song called Mors Lilla Olle. In the song, the ...

South Bay's stylish craft beer brewer Many craft breweries have opened and gained popularity in LA in the last few years, but Hop Saint is a very well-balanced restaurant where not only beer but also food is delicious, so It is perfect for those who would like to spend more time to eat and drink rather than just stop by to grab something from a food truck.  Actually, there is a supermarket in the same mall, and it is a place where you can not think that there is a craft beer restaurant, but it has a surprisingly fashionable appearance. ...

Former Charlie Chaplin office, popular French and bakery restaurant on La Brea Street There is a strange tower stands out on La Brea Avenue, running through central Los Angeles, where there is always a line in front of it! Popular bakery and French restaurants are this republique. When you enter the store, you will first see a counter where many cakes and pastries are lined up. To tell the truth, you need to order everything at this cash register (daytime). Early in the morning is relatively vacant, but don't worry if you get in line! The inside of the store ...

As the name suggests, a famous bakery that originated on La Brea Avenue LA's famous retail bakery and restaurant operator, La Brea Bakery, founder Nancy Silverton, opened a flagship store alongside Campanile in 1989 as a restaurant serving fresh bread on La Brea Avenue. After that, it built a production factory which provide their products in many supermarkets. It is owned by Aryzta AG, the world's largest bakery company, since 2001. This store is actually just one block away from the original flagship store on 624 La Brea Avenue. The flagship store, which was created by remodeling the former Charlie ...

Third wave cafes are coming up one after another! Check out the new Hollywood At the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Wilcox Ave, there is a famous mural that appears in the movie "LA LA LAND", but when you go there, you will notice that it is a surprisingly quiet place. However, recently, new cafes have begun to appear one after another in this area. Intelligentsia Coffee is an American coffee roasting company based in Chicago, Illinois, which was acquired by Peet's Coffee & Tea in 2015 and is now part of it. The Silver Lake store was opened in ...

Great for lunch parties! A very popular trendy restaurant appears near LAX Heading south along Sepulveda Blvd from LAX Airport, nearby several shopping malls, there is an eccentric name of the popular restaurant, The Butcher, The Baker, The Cappuccino Maker (BBCM) which appears directly opposite the luxury cinema, Arc Light Cinemas. Currently there are only two stores (the other one in West Hollywood,  the store in USC Village were closed already). It's a quiet place with only the movie theater and 3 new restaurants in front of it, so there will be plenty of seats available in the afternoon after the ...