Food on the Miracle Mile
- Thread starter karstic
- Start date
- Location
- Torrance, CA
I've heard good things about the Stinking Rose on La Cienega just North of Wilshire (if I recall); this only applies if you two like garlic!
Most of the restaurants I know are down in the South Bay...
Most of the restaurants I know are down in the South Bay...
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
karstic said:
You have a url on the exibit? I'm interested in going to see it..
ruggedjeep
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Sherman Oaks
I work right there.
Ok there are tons of food joints. Not sure what time your gonna be there but the Grove has some really nice restaurants. Fairfax and beverly, next to the farmers market. Also if you continue west on wilshire and go South on Beverly dr. alot of nice restaurants there. There is a Marie calenders on wilshire across my office Spelling/Variety building.(cool bar inside) Ill think of more and update this tomarrow.
Ok there are tons of food joints. Not sure what time your gonna be there but the Grove has some really nice restaurants. Fairfax and beverly, next to the farmers market. Also if you continue west on wilshire and go South on Beverly dr. alot of nice restaurants there. There is a Marie calenders on wilshire across my office Spelling/Variety building.(cool bar inside) Ill think of more and update this tomarrow.
Clean Racing
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Bellingham, Wa
I second the Grove... They have a Woodranch in there- really good bbq... enjoy the King Tut display..
Blazair
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Apple Valley, SoCal
My wife and 4th grade daughter are there today on a school field trip. They packed sack lunches.karstic said:
PBJ, man!gcurtis
Shirley Temple was a nug.
- Location
- Long since gone.
karstic said:
Look that up here: www.chowhound.com
Plenty of good stuff up there, just depends on how fancy you want to get. If you want low country, I'd recommend Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles.
gcurtis
Shirley Temple was a nug.
- Location
- Long since gone.
cal said:
It may not be easy to get tix by now, the early sessions were sold out by March. Great exhibit, though.
Cal, if you can't make it there, the Bowers has a killer (pardon the pun) mummy exhibit going right now.
bburge
Lost in Translation
- Location
- Santa Clarita, CA
How good a meal do you want?
Meat Lover's Paradise
Look for the "Beverly Hills" location. I went past the Tut exhibit on my way home from Fogo the last time I went (last week). It'll run you about $150 for two people for dinner, a few drinks and dessert and tip (depending on how you drink!). If you LOVE red meat - you should do this at least once.
Use this as an opportunity to eat as good as King Tut!
bburge
Meat Lover's Paradise
Look for the "Beverly Hills" location. I went past the Tut exhibit on my way home from Fogo the last time I went (last week). It'll run you about $150 for two people for dinner, a few drinks and dessert and tip (depending on how you drink!). If you LOVE red meat - you should do this at least once.
Use this as an opportunity to eat as good as King Tut!
bburge
Blazair
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Apple Valley, SoCal
The King Tut exhibit was reported to be mediocre. The PBJ was reported to be excellent.Blazair said:My wife and 4th grade daughter are there today on a school field trip. They packed sack lunches.
saki669
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Deep In The (909)
Blazair said:
And the traffic is insane. :smsoap: :smsoap: :smsoap:
