The turkey and chicken cutlet sandwiches are practically perfect. They're some of the most…read moreflavorful, well-made, and substantial sandwiches I've had in East LA. I understand that this place is a bit pricey, but if I could go back in time and reclaim all the money I've ever spent on subpar sandwiches, I would spend it here.

Can't really say I went there yesterday & their kitchen was closed !! I really wanted to try this…read moreplace place except the reviews said it was outrageously overpriced

This store is amazing. The floors and walls are always clean when I'm in. The workers are always…read morehelpful when asked any question. All managers are friendly and professional, mainly the manager named Yenny. She was so helpful when I needed help in the water aisle. She knows what she's doing. Keep up the good work, Sprouts workers.

Been coming to this Sprouts more often lately and honestly the staff has always been pretty kind to…read moreme. I haven't really had issues with people here compared to some other grocery stores. The vibe feels calmer and more human. Yeah, sometimes certain items are out of stock, but overall it's convenient and I honestly like their food selection better than a lot of places. I always end up finding snacks or random little things I didn't plan on buying. The prepared food section is pretty solid too. The employees also don't make you feel awkward for asking questions or needing help. Sounds small, but it really changes the experience. Grocery shopping already feels like a side quest these days. Jokes aside, this location has been consistently good to me and I appreciate the staff for that.

I can't believe I never knew about this place until today! Very nicely curated selection of wine,…read moresnacks, it looked like they had a few beers too. The lady was very helpful in pointing me toward some wine choices that should have broad appeal for the event I'm going to tomorrow.

Very cute shop with well curated wines. I can't believe I haven't stopped in before today…read more The kind human being working this evening helped me pick out a Lambrusco I am very excited to try. Prices are so affordable too!

We went to Henrietta with our friends Cindy K. and Will S. when we all had babysitting on a…read moreThursday night. There were no reservations available near 7:00, our preferred time, so we decided to try our luck walking in. We were pleased to find free lot parking and a light crowd, and got a table for four, no problem. It was a high top near the door, probably not the best table in the house, but it suited our purposes just fine. The restaurant was charming, cute and small with a European wine bar by way of Echo Park vibe. (The location is not what I tend to think of as Echo Park, but if you've been to the Clark Street, it's on that same stretch.) I guess it's a sandwich shop by day and an elegant bistro by night. It must be at least a little trendy because at one point a very made-up woman came in and recorded footage of the dining room on her phone (please tell me if you see me on TikTok). Service was great. We had a helpful, handsome waiter (another sign this is a trendy spot) who talked movies with us and attended to all our needs. We got a couple bottles of a French red blend, the Domaine La Grange Tiphaine Touraine "Ad Libitum," and enjoyed a fun, relaxing dinner. The menu was short, everything made to share, and we got eight of the twelve dishes (I'm counting the bread and accompaniments as one). Portions were on the small side, but no one left hungry, and the food was delicious. The bread was not free, but it was fantastic. Fresh Clark Street baguette, presumably from the bakery next door. We ordered two and added the cultured butter and chicken liver. The butter was rich, creamy, and yellow, and the liver might have been the best dish of the night. It was velvety and flavorful, finished with scallion, pickled onion, and some kind of jammy, vinegary sauce. The bluefin tuna crudo was firm and silky, served with blood orange, knob onion, and Fresno chile. The ricotta dumplings made a warm, rustic dish, soft and delicate in a dark broth with morel, English pea, shaved cacciocavallo cheese, and Madeira. We had a nice snap pea and avocado salad with tangerine, endive, and buttermilk, and two excellent vegetable dishes from the sidesy part of the menu. Fried broccolini came with green chile, honey, yogurt, and mint; grilled asparagus with pistachio, dukkah, and tahini. On the more substantial side, the rigatoni was quite good, doughy pasta with short rib, Bloomsdale spinach, Banyuls (a fortified wine), and pecorino. And the vermillion rock cod was rock solid, a beautifully cooked piece of fish served with cucumber, lime, pepita, and zhoug. We had a lovely time at this new restaurant and I'd be happy to go back, both for dinner and for the lunchtime sandwiches, which look outstanding. Henrietta is an elegant little place, well worth visiting for a leisurely night out.

There's a number of shops that I like on this stretch of Glendale Boulevard, and I could see…read moreHenrietta being a a regular lunch spot after my two visits. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor sidewalk seating, and you order at the counter and get a number before finding an open table. While the service has limited frills, I liked that you could ask any menu questions you have before ordering; I also thought waitstaff checked on the table sufficiently during my meals. I got the chicken Milanese sandwich for my first meal, and it had elements of a Caesar salad including a creamy Caesar aioli and Parmesan cheese. The thin and breaded chicken cutlet had a great crispy texture but the sandwich was missing an acidic kick that would have taken it to the next level. On my return visit, I shared a market lettuce salad which came with a mountain of cheese shavings and a light vinaigrette touch. I could see how they transferred classic pork roast flavors to the turkey porchetta sandwich, and I liked how the fennel flavored sliced pickles complemented the sliced turkey.

How I love these types of specialty stores. As soon as I walked in I was I love. What a beautiful…read moreand special store. So many imported products that appealed to me. Pastas, oils, jams, crackers, cheese, charcuterie, and more Also beautiful platters, dishes vases from Italy. They carry the silverware from Sabre Paris ... oh how I dream of the day I purchase this set. Anyways .... This place is amazing. You will find a lot of gift items also. I got a few small things an olive oil from Italy, a bag of pasta, crackers and a piece of cheese. I have guests coming for won and cheese night and can't wait to try these items. Customer service was friendly and welcoming. The only problem is parking !!!! I almost left after driving around a few times. Why can't these shops be in a more accessible areas. ... I always wonder

Such a cute little neighborhood Italian shop and absolutely worth it through Too Good To Go app. We…read morepaid about $6 and received roughly $35 worth of salami, prosciutto, and ricotta cheese everything was fresh and really tasty. Just a heads-up: items from the app typically expire within 24-48 hours, which was totally fine for us. As long as you're ready to enjoy a good amount of meat and cheese, you'll be happy. The shop itself is small but charming, and we love supporting local businesses like this. Would definitely do this again!

I had heard great things about this place so I finally walked in. The store front is very a…read moreunassuming and pleasant change from the outside Echo Park social hustle and bustle. The owner operator, aside from being graciously hospitable posses a natural and beautiful way about how she greets and services every customer. Unique and delicious offerings from snacks to wine and beers, but an even deeper side to this story is the timeless bar hidden in the rear. Two magical event spaces that stand out above the neighborhood's usual suspects. This is a MUST see, MUST taste, MUST Experience! If you know me, you know Im a beer and hospitality snob. In a city where most bartenders dont greet you and point at a QR code to find their menu offerings, this bar revives the olden days of social shivery. Thank You DADA!

This is such a great little market! Located by little Fish, this was the ideal shopping spot while…read morewe were waiting for our food. Very friendly and helpful, they have so many delicious local goods available. Everything is fresh and unique, items you don't find it regular grocery stores. Highly recommended!

10 years later and time for an update…read more Still 5 stars to me! The deep dish is always a must - that cornmeal masa really adds more flavor to the dough. They take reservations for party's 5+ and you can even call ahead to place your deep dish order, that way it could be fired up upon your arrival. Since it does take 45 minutes to cook. Tried THE PAPA LEO this time and it was everything I wanted it to be- Italian beef and spicy giardiniera (all the way from Chicago). The heat and acidity from the pickled veggies really helped cut the decadence of the cheesy goodness. Plus those juicy sweet tomatoes always hit the mark. Still think a good rule of thumb is - Small: feeds 2 peeps Medium: feeds 4 peeps Large: feeds 6 peeps For dessert we went for their signature bread pudding and it was really good! Good size for sharing and not too sweet. Very satisfying meal!

We ordered two 10" deep dish and two 14" thin crust square-cut pizzas, and every single one was…read moreincredible. The sauce had so much flavor, the toppings were generous, and the crusts were done perfectly. We went heavy on the meats with the deep dish. The bacon, Italian beef, Black Forest ham, pepperoni, plus the jalapeños and mushrooms all worked so well together. The deep dish was next level. Rich, cheesy, crispy edges, and loaded without feeling greasy. If you love Chicago-style deep dish Thin Crust style pizza, this is the spot to go!

Every Friday, 3pm-730pm…read more I didn't see a designated parking area nearby (not sure if one exists) so I found a spot on the street, a couple blocks away. Small farmer's market. I was a little disappointed with its size because I had driven from West Hollywood to check it out. It might not be worth a long drive unless you're really curious. That being said, the vendors were great. There were a couple produce vendors, honey, eggs, bread, hummus (Brothers hummus is the best), cheese, tamales, pupusas, kombucha, and more. There was also a fantastic new vendor: Fungi Valley. I bought some chestnut mushrooms from them which were delicious. Everyone I interacted with at this market was really friendly. I guess the verdict is: great vendors, maybe just not enough of them!

A local must! I love going here on Fridays, the market probably starts around 12 and goes until 6…read more The flower selection is gorgeous and the food stands are so fun. I grabbed local honey for allergies (it seems to be working for me!) and a gluten free Philly steak and cheese. There's tons of unique and market-specific items here like bagg

Even after the well deserved recognition - the food still hits!…read more We ordered for delivery last night and the food still travels well. We ordered a la carte instead of the trays this time around. Their Laing topped with bonito flakes paired with steamed white rice was my favorite! The Pancit Sotanghon had a good chew. The Hiramasa Collar was still fatty and enjoyed the pickled veggies it came with. My husband enjoyed the Lucenachon and Grilled Chicken. They were tender and well seasoned! The tart from their calamansi pie was a good note to finish our dinner with. I still highly recommend!

Only street parking Friendly staff…read more Menu includes a variety You can just order the meat or make a meal out of it Lechon is their specialty Very tasty Portions are small A bit pricey

Came by again with a friend and got some food. We split the Let's Not Meat sandwich. It's a veggie…read more& vegan sandwich, made with vegan pesto. Music to my ears as I typically can't have pesto due to the cheese (lactose intolerant). The sandwich was really good, flavorful and had lots of healthy ingredients, and I didn't even miss having meat. The bread was really nice and fluffy too. I also like that you can have the option to just get half or get a whole sandwich. Such friendly service here too! And a nice sunny little patio out front to hang out.

This general store is a perfect stop on a walk on Rowena. The shop wares range from functional to…read morefashionable, which I would say is perfect for last-minute gifts that are still thoughtful. The store is curated with an eclectic touch of practical kitchen ware to snacking items. Their coffee menu is also really creative. I got the miso caramel latte and it really did have layers of flavor. They do have an outside patio to relax as well. The staff give you plenty of space and time to browse but are also ready to serve when you're ready.