Taste: 4.5 Value: 5…read moreService: 5 Came here for a casual dinner this week. Had the seaweed salad, wonton noodle soup, and a local beer. The salad and noodle soup were excellent. Good flavor, chewy noodles, and fresh dumplings. Lots of variety on their menu. Casual environment, which is clean and orderly.

Popcorn chicken- 5/5: Each piece was fried well and flavorful…read more Beef roll- 5/5: I appreciated the meat didn't have tendons and wasn't overly sweet like other places. The amount of sauce was perfect. Dan Dan noodles- 2/5: The sauce was primarily sesame sauce and a bit flat tasting. Could use another spice to give the dish a bit of variation. Tasted better when I added some chili oil. Pan fried pork buns- 4/5: The outside bun was done well and meat was good. I was expecting some soup in there like this dish typically has, but other than that it was good.

Jame is one of those restaurants that I find myself going to over and over again, and it's always a…read moregreat experience! The pasta is amazing, the spicy caesar is one that I dream about, and they can make a great martini! Service has been amazing every time we've gone. It's a very busy spot on the weekends and can get a little loud, but their outdoor seating makes that a non issue. I'd recommend a reservation, but the waitlist typically gives you enough time to grab a drink at one of the spots around the corner first!

We keep coming back to Jame for their kale salad and spicy rigatoni. Love the flavor and quality :)…read more Outdoor and indoor seating available; outdoor area is dog-friendly!

Great Food! Love the hummus and pita! Always Friendly service and good drinks…read more Love the ambiance as well.

Service was amazing!! Food was so good. Ambience is so enjoyable!! Sat inside but would love to…read morereturn for the terrace seating. Solid 10/10 place for smaller groups and friend dates. Ordered the whipped feta, steak n frites, and the Persian cucumber salad as well as a few drinks. All good ideas

I went on a self-guided pizza crawl near LAX before picking up my family flying in from the East…read moreCoast. Stop 1 was ESBC The Slice and Point. This was one of the best pizza-related choices I've made in Southern California. Parking is a little tough...I ended up parking a few blocks away on a main street, which was fine, but didn't notice there was a public parking structure available closer behind a building across the street. The place was crowded and lively on the early Saturday evening I was there. That's a great sign...I was just getting a slice to go, but overheard the host telling people it would only be 10-15 minutes for a table. I had a classic cheese slice. (My litmus test for NY pizza at a new location.) It was FANTASTIC. Easily among the very best crusts I've had on the west coast...super thin and crispy...exactly as it should be. The balance of sauce and cheese was also perfect. Too many pie shops seem to treat sauce as an afterthought...too thin a layer, almost not tastable. But not here...it was perfect...the right amount of everything. There are other really delectable looking pizza options, even for vegetarians like me, including a fascinating "Cacio E Pepe" and a Margherita. (I also saw one which looked all sauce like a tomato pie, which looked really good. (Plus other options like Fried Brussels Sprouts or Fried Cauliflower...cheese bread, and salads. The beer menu, as one would expect with "pint" in the name, is extensive with lots on tap and "guest" brewery selections. Lots of wines to choose from as well. Slice and Pint may be local to El Segundo (lucky El Segundonians!) But my experience with this one slice is that it would be worth the drive from anywhere in SoCal to eat here...If you love NYC-style thin slices...like real legitimate ones...charge up the car and get yourself there.

Went to Slice & Pint during a really busy night and the atmosphere was loud and somewhat chaotic…read more We were told to find a seat and order up front, but honestly I didn't hear the part about needing the table number first. After finding a table, we went back up ready to order and the server responded pretty rudely: "Did you not hear what I said?" I completely understand restaurants get busy and mistakes happen, especially in a loud environment, but the attitude felt unnecessary over a simple misunderstanding. We ended up leaving and went to Japonica around the corner instead, where the service was much friendlier.

This was my first time ever stopping here, and boy was I impressed for a public facility! For those…read moreof you who are ever in the area and need to print out a few forms or documents, you can't beat this library. Your first 10 printouts are free. And while my home public library in Culver City is up to the task and gets the job done, the environment here is on another level all together. Perhaps it has something to do with looking out on the mighty Pacific right? Lol Leslie and Ann were super helpful immediately upon entry as my guest and I had never been here before. In addition to their great customer service, the cleanliness of the facility also stands out. Would highly recommend to anyone.

I visited this library for the first time yesterday, and I was impressed at this facility. Parking…read moreis free (at least for two hours) if you park at the lot that is connected to the library. You can either walk around or cut through the path to get to the main entrance. The bottom floor is mostly kids media as well as DVDs, and when I went the library itself was pretty quiet, so that was a pleasant surprise. The construction of the building was nice to look at as well, with a lot of glass and stainless steel, and there were also a ton of art features, such as the hanging jellyfish when you walk up the stairs to the second floor. There are rentable study rooms, but also a good amount of tables and chairs, and most of the tables had their own outlets to use as well, making this a great place to study. I took up a spot at a table that faced the ocean, and it was just so calm and serene. I would come again, as it wasn't too busy from 1-3 PM.

Had a delicious bacon, avocado cheeseburger and fries and the beer selection was solid. The outdoor…read morearea is nice and the service was great.

Really great local joint vibe here. Almost all regulars. On a beautiful, lazy Sunday like 75…read moredegrees people were coming in and out with families, dogs, whoever! I knew I was in the right spot. Poor servers were slammed from how busy they were. The whole Downtown El Segundo area is a real treat. Shared two apps and a burger. - Irish Fries had some nice cheese coverage and the fries have a really great potato flavor. It really reminds me of Island's fries if any of you have been to that chain. Stellar especially with ranch and blue cheese on the side! - Chili Chips had a BUNCH of chili on top. Real tomato flavor that I really enjoy and super beefy. Only drawback was that the chili had a lot of liquid so the chips were instantly soggy. Kind of a bummer by the end of it. - Bacon Bleu Cheese Burger was massive. Thick patty, big pieces of bacon and globs of bleu cheese. Everything I want in a big ole burger. Will be back to try the Chipotle roll!

The Biltmore is a beautiful historic hotel and an interesting place to experience at least once…read more The real star of the property is the architecture. The lobby, ceilings, artwork, classic furnishings, and public spaces create a sense of stepping into another era. Walking through the hotel often felt more like visiting a historic landmark than staying at a modern hotel. My cousin also pointed out several photographs highlighting the hotel's connection to old Hollywood, which added another layer of nostalgia to the experience. The location is good for exploring downtown Los Angeles and made a convenient home base for our weekend visit. Where the experience became more mixed was in the details. The hotel shows its age, which is part of its charm, but also means some areas feel more historic than luxurious. Nothing was particularly wrong, but beyond the architecture there wasn't much that left a lasting impression. My biggest recommendation is to seriously consider valet parking. The self-parking garage involved a seemingly endless series of tight turns and spirals on the way to the upper levels. By the time I found a parking space, I felt like I had completed a driving obstacle course. I drive a small SUV and managed, but if I had known what to expect, I would have gladly chosen valet from the start. Overall, I'm glad we stayed here. The Biltmore offers history, character, and a great downtown location. For me, it was a worthwhile experience and one I'm happy to have had, even if it isn't a hotel I would specifically seek out again.

Complicated website, it's a problem. They don't take…read moreDiscover, that's a sign. If you are a DTLA hotel you need to be consumer friendly given the piles of human excrement one may have to step over to get the front door.

I am taking this steps pretty often. Great step. Solid build. Not slippery even during the rain.read more

I am a fan of John Fante and have been fascinated for years with Bunker Hill and its tragic…read morehistory. It's nice to see a John Fante place near Bunker Hill since his books create the best description of what it used to be a fascinated part of town that was destroyed with brutality. All it's left are these steps, which are nicely redone, with water fountains working again. Go up and down, check the area and the views. This should be on your itinerary of you visit downtown LA!

If I could give this place 6 stars I would! WOW! I've been here many times in the past, always…read moregreat, but this time they TOTALLY outdid themselves! The food was the BEST I've ever tasted! Had the French Dip Au Jus and it was AMAZING, even the fries and mac and cheese were DELICIOUS! My gf got the Pacherri and it was TOO DIE FOR! We finished with an amazing Creme Brulee. Coupled with great service and ambiance and it was the PERFECT date night. WILL be coming back.

We came on July 4th and they were open thru 3pm. We sat outside for breakfast which was a very…read morespacious patio. The inside had a bar and the World Cup on, great atmosphere. Our server was attentive and very nice. We got iced coffee, steak and eggs, famous pancakes, and everything was delicious. Parking is only street parking and you have to pay.

Great beer, great food. Staff are respondent and make the experience the perfect place to spend an…read moreafternoon. Atlas was especially helpful. Come here if you like great beer and a scenic atmosphere.

You can't beat dogs and beer. If you can't decide, order their Bratwurst and Hot Italian. My…read morefavorite sauces are the tomato mayo, curry ketchup, and tzatziki to pair with the fries. The Venice location offers a casual communal experience with butcher paper-lined tables in a gothic-inspired, vibey space. Perfect for solo meals or large groups!