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1. thelosangelesbeat.com › 2020 › 02Offbeat L.A.: That’s Amore- The Oldest Surviving Italian ...

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   All Photos by Nikki Kreuzer. Ciao Bella! Welcome to the second installment of my Oldest Surviving Los Angeles Restaurants map series. This one features The Oldest Surviving Italian Restaurants & Delis, including Los Angeles and Orange Counties along with parts of San Bernardino & Riverside Counties.

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3. thelosangelesbeat.com › 2019 › 10Offbeat L.A.: The Oldest Surviving Mexican Restaurants in Los ...

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   The original El Cholo is the oldest surviving Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles and has been on Western Ave in Los Angeles since 1927. The interior of this La Habra location features dark wood booths, beamed ceilings, traditional Mexican decor and a big outdoor eating courtyard.

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4. lamag.com › news › citydig-goes-80s-take-a-tastyCityDig Goes '80s: Take a Tasty Trip ... - Los Angeles Magazine

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   Jun 25, 2014 · That rather flush decade brought an influx of restaurateurs to the city, but while certain memorable spots sprung up at lightning speed, others sadly disappeared in record numbers. So it is with ...

5. www.timeout.com › los-angeles › restaurants20 famous Los Angeles restaurants actually worth trying

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   Feb 19, 2024 · From hot dogs and hole-in-the-wall Japanese cafés to Victorian-era food halls and star-studded fine-dining, here’s where to find L.A.’s most famous restaurants worth a visit—and who...

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6. guide.michelin.com › us › enCamphor – Los Angeles - a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant

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   Camphor. This popular spot hums with activity from eager diners and a bustling open kitchen. Headed by uber-talented Chefs Max Boonthanakit and Lijo George, Camphor plates seriously good French fare with a sprinkle of spicing from Southeast Asia.

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7. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1989/12/29-caRESTAURANTS IN THE EIGHTIES - Los Angeles Times

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   Dec 29, 1989 · When it comes to eating, the ‘80s were L.A.’s decade. This is not because of California Cuisine--which was a ‘70s phenomenon that started in Northern California. It is not because of the...

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   Where is la Barca in Los Angeles?

   • (1976) La Barca 2414 Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007. Established in May 1976 by the Padilla family in the University Park area near USC, this traditional Mexican restaurant has been popular with students for decades.

   Offbeat L.A.: The Oldest Surviving Mexican Restaurants in Los Angeles

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   Where is Leo's Mexican food in Lawndale CA?

   • (1976) Leo’s Mexican Food 16006 Inglewood Ave, Lawndale, CA 90260. Opened by Leo and Josephine Presiado on Inglewood Boulevard in Lawndale, this Mexican restaurant first opened in 1948. It has been owned since 1967 by the couple’s son, Lionel, who constructed a new, larger building in 1976 and moved the restaurant seven blocks up the road.

   Offbeat L.A.: The Oldest Surviving Mexican Restaurants in Los Angeles

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   Who opened a taco stand in East Los Angeles?

   • This little East L.A. fast food taco stand was opened by Manuel and Adeline Portillo in 1972. With some built-in stools around the perimeter and a red, white and blue striped awning, this divey little hut is a neighborhood favorite. A mural is painted on the side honoring founder Adeline, who passed away in 2010.

   Offbeat L.A.: The Oldest Surviving Mexican Restaurants in Los Angeles

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   Where to eat Italian food in Los Angeles?

   • (1980) Giamela’s 3178 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039. Small, casual neighborhood Italian submarine shop, serving subs, pizza and pasta, a branch of Giamela’s subs founded by Angelina Giamela on Riverside Drive in Burbank in 1964. The building was constructed in 1924. (1980) Genovese’s Italian Kitchen 2900 W Main St, Alhambra, CA 91801.

   Offbeat L.A.: That’s Amore- The Oldest Surviving Italian Restaurants

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   Where is Peppone pizza in Los Angeles?

   • Casual family pizza parlor with separate video game room that’s been in business since 1974 in the Orange County city of Garden Grove. (1974) Peppone 11628 Barrington Ct, Los Angeles, CA 90049. This Italian fine dining restaurant was opened in Brentwood in 1974 by Gianni Paoletti, an immigrant from Venice, Italy.

   Offbeat L.A.: That’s Amore- The Oldest Surviving Italian Restaurants

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   Where is Paco's tacos in Los Angeles?

   • (1975) Paco’s Tacos 4141 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066. Paco’s Tacos is a full-service Mexican restaurant opened in 1975 on Centinela Ave by Paco Francisco. Located in a brick-fronted building with a Spanish tile roof, it has mid-1970s plastic signs out front.

   Offbeat L.A.: The Oldest Surviving Mexican Restaurants in Los Angeles

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9. www.camphor.la › aboutCamphor Arts District Los Angeles — CAMPHOR

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   Camphor, the union of No. 8's expertise and the culinary mastery of Boonthanakit, continues to share its vision within the LA community and beyond, inviting diners to experience the intersection of culture and cuisine in the heart of Los Angeles.