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Is that the place that has the Coppola Film Studio upstairs?
You're thinking of Cafe Macaroni in North Beach.
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Is that the place that has the Coppola Film Studio upstairs?
Looking forward to chowing down on my first Californian tacos in a couple months.
Los Angeles looks naturally to the Sunset, which can be stunningly handsome, and named one of its great boulevards after that favourite evening view. But if the eye follows the sun, westward migration cannot. The Pacific beaches are where young men stop going West, where the great waves of agrarian migration from Europe and the Middle West broke is a surf of fulfilled and frustrated hopes. The strength and nature of this westward flow need to be understood; it underlies the differences of mind between Los Angeles and its sister-metropolis to the north. San Francisco was plugged into California from the Sea; the Gold Rush brought its first population and their culture round Cape Horn; their prefabricated Yankee houses and prefabricated New England (or European) attitudes were dumped unmodified on the Coast. Viewed from Southern California it looks like a foreign enclave...because the Southern Californians came, predominantly, overland to Los Angeles, slowly traversing the whole North American land-mass and its evolving history.
where is this??????
Looks like Bi-Rite Creamery.
Diddy Riese did those for a dollar when I was at UCLA.
Look at the floor and the wall. That's gotta be Westwood or somewhere equally tacky.
You're thinking of Cafe Macaroni in North Beach.
Just what we need are more places designed to make people fatter.