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Food scene
Great French themed, rooftop restaurant, with outside seating. And it RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET!!! Due to Covid you must make a reservation.
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Perch
448 S Hill StGreat French themed, rooftop restaurant, with outside seating. And it RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET!!! Due to Covid you must make a reservation.
Awesome eatery with plenty of patio seating. Due to covid, you need to make a reservation.
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JOEY DTLA
700 W 7th StAwesome eatery with plenty of patio seating. Due to covid, you need to make a reservation.
Cool modern Mexican spot with plenty of side walk seating and it RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET. NO reservation required.
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Mezcalero
525 E BroadwayCool modern Mexican spot with plenty of side walk seating and it RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET. NO reservation required.
A historic market with all kinds of food, drinks, and sweets. And yes you can get fruits, vegetables, and meats there still. It's been there for 100 years.
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Grand Central Market
317 S BroadwayA historic market with all kinds of food, drinks, and sweets. And yes you can get fruits, vegetables, and meats there still. It's been there for 100 years.
Neighborhoods
2nd street in Belmont Shores in Long Beach. Plenty of places with outdoor seating.
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Belmont Shore
2nd street in Belmont Shores in Long Beach. Plenty of places with outdoor seating.
No trip to LA is complete without a visit to Venice beach. Check out the boardwalk then hit Washington Blvd. for restaurants that have outside seating.
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Venice
No trip to LA is complete without a visit to Venice beach. Check out the boardwalk then hit Washington Blvd. for restaurants that have outside seating.
Tipps für Reisende
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Bike ride to and along the LA River Preserve
Rent a bike(city of bike shop) and ride through downtown to Home Depot at 2055 Figueroa. You can take Broadway through Chinatown for most of that ride. Then across the street from the Home Depot parking lot, you will find the begging of the bike path that goes up and to the right and then places you on the west side of the river where the bike trail and preserve start. If you take it to Los Feliz BLVD it's a 14 mile round trip ride to/from DTLA. if you want to go further you can stay on the trail, or go up Los Feliz Blvd to Griffith Park and the Observatory.