Try the smart, tangy tuna sandwich called Plenty of Fish which includes lemon-dill aioli, albacore tuna, harissa, sliced tomato, Kalamata olives and arugula: Read more.
Plenty of fish sandwich was okay - baguette was way too hard to bite into. Not a great menu selection. Probably wouldn't go back again.
Had an awesome lunch here. The smoked salmon sandwich was tasty.
Not every place has to look fancy to make good food. A fish sandwich from here has become almost a mandatory part of Lent.
The food is really good, amazing value for the price! Pretty crowded, but lines move very fast.
Charboiled Fish is done to perfection. Personally prefer these more than the fried fish. Always get the Sea Bass w/ Garlic Butter Sauce.. So EFFIN good!
Cocktails, for sure. Garlic Tater tots, tuna sandwiches
Really enjoyed my Manhattan drink! First night in DTLA, started in style! (Also try their old fashioned during happy hour!)
Check out Varnish, a speakeasy accessible through the back of the restaurant, for old-fashioned libations.
Great breakfast and coffee. Love the egg white veggie omelet. Extremely kind staff and great prices!
GIANT sandwiches and bagels. Sprouts on my veggie sandwich, YES PLEASE. Oh, and cheap.
Great place to stop and get something to eat and drink.
The tuna sandwich is delicious! It's probably one of the best I've ever had. I highly recommend it!
Come ready for dessert. And for pre-dessert, try the mushroom fries, meatballs, and lamb shank. Their dessert display is heavenly, and they had my fav wine too :)
From cocktails to comforting salads, grilled chops, American sides & heaven-sent chocolate soufflé there's no getting through the entire menu. Free corkage for 1st bottle. Breakfast, lunch and dinner
The Health Winner is awesome, great smoothies. In love with their tuna salad sandwich! Really inexpensive and great good. Don't be in hurry though
The revolving lounge is amazing, a great place for a drink and a great service! Thumbs up 👍🏻
Ride the elevator to the 35th floor and look out at the city.
Amazing acoustics with no bad seat in the house. Please make it a point in your life to see at least one show here. The architecture alone is worth the visit.
Home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, this 3.6-acre complex designed by architect Frank Gehry was initially funded by Lillian Disney, widow of Walt Disney
Look for the "Rose for Lilly" designed by Gehry as a tribute to Lillian Disney, knowing that she loved Royal Deft porcelain. More than 200 vases and 8,000 tiles were used for the fountain.
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