On Jul 14, 2:33*am, korianne >
wrote:
> Hi guys, this is my first post, so please be gentle. I plan on visiting
> L.A soon and besides of all the chic and glam of the city I want to
> experience some "traditional" / popular L.A food, desserts, drinks, etc.
> I am a huge food lover and want to make sure I check all the
> must-haves!
>
> Which foods best represent the City of Angels? Any ideas?
>
> --
> korianne

Go to the laweekly.com website and poke around for Johnathan Gold's
list of 99 places to eat in Los Angeles and surrounding area. He won
a Pulitizer for his food writing. A must try is Langer's in the
Westlake Area of Los Angeles. Open for breakfast & lunch (closes at
5:00 PM) the absolutely best pastrami on corn rye; you can get there
via the redline subway the stop is Wilshire/Alvarado. Do not eat at
Olvera St., tourist trap type food. You can take the gold line to
boyle heights (east of downtown) and make a stop at many of the places
on the route for good cali/mex food.

Harriet & critters in cool Azusa. (everything from a to z in the usa)
or so I'm told.