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    Lox And Jalapeño Bagel
    Gabriel H.

    Lox is excellent worth the wait in the line, and it moves pretty quick! The bagel lox was scrumptious snd will be stopping by again!

    Sesame bagel, smoked salmon, dill, capers red onion, cream cheese
    Michelle S.

    Sooooo good! I love the classic lox on a sesame bagel. Also love their seasonal offerings. Try them out. You won't be disappointed.

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    Alexa V.

    Best bagels I have ever had. My boyfriend and I went to the farmers market next to the Marina/ 2nd and PCH on Sunday to try Solis for the first time. We got four bagels and some shirts. The line got super long around 9, so get there early. Super sweet workers too! This is a must try.

    Lox Bagel
    Thidah U.

    O.M.GOSH. What an amazing bagel pop up shop! I don't know how long they've been here at this Farmers Market in Marina, but I've been missing out. I always grab a breakfast burrito or pupusa when I'm here, but this time I saw this long line when I was purchasing fresh pressed juice. The guy mentioned they had an amazing lox bagel that is a must try! I immediately told my husband to wait in line and I'll wait in his burrito line because it was shorter haha. He ordered the Lox Bagel with the everything bagel and the Garden Bagel on an everything bagel. Since I got back from NYC, I've been craving a lox bagel close to the ones I had there. This is definitely the closest and probably the best in the LBC! The bagel is slowly fermented and boiled. It almost has that sourdough taste that I've been missing from NYC. The service there was amazing! Great customer service and so helpful! We sat near the water in the shade enjoying every bite! Beautiful sunny day to enjoy a bagel outside.

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    I'm typically not into the hype, but the long line at the LB Farmers market was worth the wait!

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    San & Wolves Bakeshop - Ube Macapuno Cake

    San & Wolves Bakeshop

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    love san and wolves! high quality ingredients, attention to customer experience, cleanliness, and…read morean honest commitment to caring for the community make these baked goods worth a long trip. the staff is courteous and consistent with how they deliver at pop-ups and in store, including non-Filipino / first-timers / non-vegans. favorites include the pan de sal, pan de ube, buko poptart, pandan cinny bun, and black sesame malasada.

    Ube and pandan cinnibuns-please skip them. Portions are huge, but they lack actual ube and pandan…read moreflavors. I've purchased them three times (each) to make sure I didn't just get a weird batch so I can attest that they lack in flavor, they're just sweet. Sylvanas are decent-crunch is great, not a whole lot of flavor, overly sweet. I suppose I only enjoyed them because it reminds me of my sansrival birthday cakes when I lived in Manila. Nostagiaaaa from the actual texture! Calamansi loaf- fave because it tastes good overall , but lacked calamansi flavor or tartness from the calamansi juice I guess Ube pandesal- I used to get this 3 times a week- just tastes like regular pandesal with a small slice of Cheez. Again, zero ube flavor Regular pandesal- can't go wrong here. Bibingka- decent. Doesn't have the traditional chewiness of bibingka, but just okay in actual flavor. I doctored mine up with slices of Cheezewhiz and salted egg at home. I think the names of the pastries are deceiving because they lack the actual flavor that they're named after. Stopped coming because I felt like I was just paying $20 per visit for something sweet that didn't have depth in flavors. Also, after reading the clap backs from the owner on IG/Yelp reviews towards other patrons, it has turned me off and made me more hesitant to support her business. The guy though (sorry I don't know his name) is always at the counter and super nice!

    Olmeca - Tamale party

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    My friends and I had a Christmas tamale potluck and I got my bunch at Olmeca because they were one…read moreof the ones featured in Eater. I ordered the green pork and the birriria ones. We tasted each of tamales That everyone bought and we all voted for the 7 dollar each tamale! ( 5 dollars would of been more the price point I would expect for upscale tamales when you get get some for 2 bucks)As pricey as they were for tamales, it was the perfect bite with the masa and meat combination. I don't like when lots of masa and barely any stuffing. These tamales were made very well, masa was moist and the insides were well season. Super tasty! Wish it was spicier but I like my food spicy, just a preference. A must try if you have the money to splurge

    Found Olmeca on several best tamales of LA lists (e.g., Thrillist, Eater LA) - it's a pop-up (IG…read more@olmeca.__. I pre-ordered some tamales and picked them up at Holy Grounds in El Sereno. The tamales were 6 for $40 ($7 for one) with a choice of three kinds. I wish the mole ones were offered but I'll have to get them another time. Duck mole tamales! The tamales were moist and soft (but not mushy). The layer of masa was thin and there was plenty of well-seasoned meat. The meat wasn't dry either. And the tamales came with various toppings (cheese, salsa, crema). You could tell that the tamales were made with love. They're also free of pork lard. The woman behind the pop-up, Yunia Fumes Mata, works at Bestia, one of the best restaurants in LA.

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