Went to the pop up location early at the Friday Civic Center and was disappointed at no selection…read moreand no variety & hardly any bakery items. Was looking forward to experiencing what all the reviews raved about and it wasn't anything like mentioned, not even close. Person selling was disinterested in selling or inter acting with customers about anything anyway

My husband discovered Carmela's and this morning he noticed they had a pop up so we went. We got…read moretheir bagels and a mortadella burrata pistachio sandwich and a homemade coffee cake. Well, let me just say how perfectly fresh everything was ! Absolutely delicious!!!! The sandwich to die for. It reminded me of the bakery goods in Paris. We will definitely be on the look out for their pop ups and when they set up a Farmer's Market. And just a side note, it's. Dad and daughter team that bake and the daughter Caroline, is very sweet. Thank you!!!

$14 bucks for two hot dogs that were served cool, almost cold, that were purchased at the Food for…read moreTroops event at the Simi Valley Mall on Saturday, May 4th. The dogs had no-flavor chili, jalapenos and cheddar cheese. My first and last purchase from this truck.

had their hot dogs when they came to the local high school. agree with Robert. hot dog was almost…read morecold, chili had no flavor. I came to the event to try the hot dogs, was really disappointed.

I would visit the museum again . The exhibitions are clean and well lit . The guides are helpful…read moreand knowledge about the artifacts . We stayed for lunch and it was great ! The food was really yummy and fresh , prices were fair and affordable. The museum is really big abd extensive , with hundred of artifacts and momentous to see , we got to enter to every exhibition, I just wish that we have visit in fall more than summer because we didn't get to enjoy the gardens due the intensive heat . I recommend to visit this museum 100 %

Went to the library on a Saturday and had ideas that we would go to the pub for lunch during our…read morewalk through the exhibit. Unfortunately there is not a way to get directly to the location without walking through the exhibit. It's about half way through the tour in an atrium area that holds an air force one plane and marine one helicopter. We had gotten mixed information from docents throughout the exhibit that the pub may not be open. The woman who gave us our tickets said it was, the next docent we saw said it was closed, and then others in the same atrium were unsure. Unfortunately, it was closed so we had raced through the exhibit for nothing and were very hungry for lunch. We ended up exiting the exhibit and going to their cafeteria style restaurant outside the exhibits. We should have just started there and then had a beer at the pub if it were open. Seems like a fun experience to hang out in if it's open, but definitely don't plan your trip around it. After lunch at the cafeteria we went back through the exhibit again to catch up on the things we missed.

The listing says 24/7. Drove off the freeway to find the location following the Yelp directions…read more There was nothing at the address. Looked great from the ads. But this was a blow. Ended up at Del Taco instead...

"Excellent Service!!" "Amazing Variety of food: Tacos, Tortas, Quesadillas, and Hot Dogs" What else…read morecan you ask for... Great Pricing $

Came upon Gochu Gang while wandering the Global Grill Festival in Northridge, and was very glad to…read moretake a brief detour away from the American-style BBQ that was surrounding them on the midway. The small menu of Korean BBQ items was as appealing as the staff was friendly, quickly serving up their signature Bulgogi taco, topped with fresh onions and cilantro, and accompanied by a cup of mango habañero salsa. Yes, please! The beef was tender and rich, with a mild, Korean BBQ flavor. The spices and BBQ sauce were cleverly cooked into the meat rather than sitting atop it, and so the taco itself had a very simple, "clean" appearance -- but the flavor popped as soon as you bit into it. That said, one had to try the salsa, and I really did love the extra smack of sweet heat that it gave. Yes, there are a bunch of KBBQ trucks and stands to be found in the area, but this was some of the best bulgogi I've had -- and if they've also got friendly folks to chat with, then Gochu Gang has to sit near the top of the list. You should seek them out.

Gochu gang, gochu gang, gochu gang!…read more Unfortunately, I don't think I'm ready to join the Gochu Gang fan club yet, but it's always nice to see (and try) innovative Korean fusion tacos when I come across them. I really wanted to love this truck, especially with how nice, friendly and helpful the employees were, but unfortunately, the food fell a bit short for me. I ordered their recommendation of the spicy pork bulgogi tacos, and while I liked the special cabbage-based fusion topping and tortillas, I found that the spicy pork was way too sweet and salty without much spice, and the meat was very tough and thick, making it hard to chew. I was a bit disappointed with how the meat didn't resemble the true Korean version at all, but maybe next time I'll try their beef options, which are an additional $3 on top of an already pricey $18 three taco set.

My food came out hot, flavorful with a nice presentation. The server provided excellent service.read more

Tacos are everywhere but I promise you these tacos taste better! Meats well seasoned, condiments…read morefresh and press fresh tortillas to order! Big difference! Corn and flower tortillas. They also have bomb Burritos and Esketet! Added bonus, Trap Tacos delivers via Grub Hub, and Uber Eats! If you stay DTLA, swing by, they are located outside an gentleman's club! BONUS! Oh yes! They are open LATE for those who have the munchies!

Uncle Johnny's has some amazing burgers. Perfectly charbroiled patties, fresh toppings, and gooey…read morecheese. Their fries are also well-seasoned and shouldn't be overlooked. My only problem was the size of the patty. One patty was a bit too small while the double made it a bit too meaty. Slightly smaller patty sizes would make the double just right. My two cents.

Uncle Johnny's Burgers is an unassuming table set up around the side of Glendale Tap. I got the…read moreClassic Johnny Burger (cheese, raw onions, pickles, lettuce, tomato, and super sauce) with an extra patty, and it was really great! Since I ate it when I got home, I also added some fresh, chopped jalapeño I had for some kick. You really can't beat a good smash burger patty fried up! Also, I wasn't expecting much from the crinkle cut fries, but they are not to be missed! Perfectly cooked, seasoned, and salted. The guys that work there are also super nice. I'm definitely a fan!

We have been trying to get to his place for a couple of weeks now and it has certainly been worth…read morethe wait!! They only sell at two places to my knowledge: Beverly Hills Farmers Market on Sunday mornings and at Toys R Us on Thursday nights on La Cienega. We got to meet the members of the family owned business, from the parents to the kids. Hard working folks that know how to put a. Other together. Our family ordered the Gustavo Burger, the FarmHouse, Grilled Cheese and the Classic Burgers. We also asked for fries, onion rings and tots. There was a seating area and they offered to drop it off at out our table. Their daughter started grilling the burger patties, not fry them, and prepped the brioche buns. When we got our food, it was FLAVOR FULL!! It was so packed with great flavors that makes you want to keep eating. Portion size was perfect! We all felt satisfied without feeling glutinous. Also, THE BEST ONION RINGS!!! Good job LA Burger Co!! Well done!!

Bun 4outa5 Patty 3outa5…read moreChar/ - Lettuce 2outa5 Sauces 3outa5 All together Burger is 3outa5 In and out still kicks