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So it turns out LA has a subway...
I didn't see that map, but obviously would be v. helpful.
Here's one I did find, but covers only bars - It's pretty cool, but isn't likely to help my 3 martini lunch habit.
http://www.evilsean.com/map/
So it turns out LA has a subway...
There is reportedly a Zankou Chicken here, although I've never been to this location.
So it turns out LA has a subway...
- Hungry Cat - Great seafood. Aguably over-priced, and under-portioned, but IMO, can't argue about the taste. Delicious.
So it turns out LA has a subway...
- Grand Central Market - Market with numerous eateries in stalls. Think Pike's Market in Seattle with a decidedly more Latin American feel. Good Mexican lunch and a place that makes some really good fresh tortillas, among others.
So it turns out LA has a subway...
Good eats by Union Station
- Phillipe's - No description necessary
- Spring Street Smoke House - Decent BBQ. Not listed in many "top" lists, and probably not on my top list, but it's good and it's just off the redline.
So it turns out LA has a subway...
I work downtown and noticed the other day that I'm only two blocks from a redline station. Seems like a great opportunity to get some tasty bites for lunch or after work... Unfortunately, since I live on the westside, the stations aren't really in neighborhoods that I know well and the restaurants I have been to, aren't really very close to the Metro Stops.
So, I'm hoping to get together a list of easy to get to restaurants at some redline (or I guess purpleline?) stations.
The easiest way I can think of doing this is that I will respond to this post additional posts of the metro stops. Hopefully, we can post our favorite restaurants under each stop's post and get a convenient way to browse? For example under the response titled "Westlake/MacArthur Park, people might respond with posts about Langer's and other restaurants within a few blocks.
I hope that's not too confusing. If someone else has a better idea let's try to get it to work!Anyway, one way or another, this will be an interesting experiment.
(It helps to navigate if you press the "Expand All" link below)
