We like the two G's: the Guadalajara Dog, made with relish, onions & tomatoes, and topped with sour cream, and the Guac Dog. DEEEE-lish. Leia mais.
They have one heck of a business plan! Their food, coffee and customer service is all equal. You like the coffee just as much as you like the friendly barista. -Danielle Keene, Top Chef Just Desserts
Saw Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair here; great revival theater owned by, yes, Quentin Tarantino.The place is cash only, buying your ticket online is the way to go.
Mid-sized concert venue that has the best of the new music coming through. Get tickets when you can. Don’t worry who is playing, it will be great. -Mark Peel, Top Chef
Amazing, the store is still in business! They sell the SAME book and comic merchandise that Barnes&Noble does, or Japanese Kinokuniya bookstore at the high price. Warning, NOT a discount place, sorry.
Kinokuniya was originally a lumber and charcoal dealer in Yotsuya. After the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, the business was moved westward to Shinjuku where it was re-fashioned into a book store.
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You can’t miss the indoor skydiving! If you like the idea of skydiving, but like being indoors better, then this is the place for you. I tried indoor SCUBA diving once. It didn’t turn out too well.
Best shopping center in Sawtelle. Have the fondant cake warm or caramel cream puff if it's in stock. Same as NYC version. Yum.
They do special orders on magazines, cd, art books, books and magazine subscriptions! Always the first ones to get the new stuff. I'm a Asahiya bookstore customer for 10 years+!
Love, love, love this place in West LA by the 405 freeway on Santa Monica Blvd. It is for the true film buff. They have everything. Go there for a real education of the art form of the cinema.
The staff here is a tight knit and brilliant one. They are a group of real cinema aficionados that I admire. Show some courtesy and appreciate the NuArt as much as I do.
The best thrift store in LA is Out Of The Closet. They offer free HIV testing in their stores and all of the proceeds from sales directly benefit the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
Very nice store for all your occult needs. The girls that run it are very down to earth, helpful and knowledgeable.
Asian pop culture art, books, shirts and more... and the place that first sold Uglydolls.
