They get 5 stars for bringing all the LA-based food trucks closer to me with the Food Truck Rodeo…read more Every Tuesday from 6-9pm they have different trucks, drinks for sale and indoor seating. Thank you Norwalk Moose Lodge No 1739.

The Norwalk Moose Lodge has breakfast every Sunday from 9:30 to 11:30 am. The food is great and the…read moreprices are right. Everything from standard fare; bacon, ham, sausage and eggs, toast and potatoes, to pancakes, french toast, omelets, polish sausage ,steak, chorizo, breakfast burritos and a special every Sunday. You don't have to be a member to eat breakfast, but it is a great organization. Come down and give it a try!

Wonderful museum. Took my dad here to see an amazing collection of classic cars in pristine…read morecondition. Got to sit in the Batmobile, and seeing a few classic cars from Clint Eastwood movies was a cool bonus. Really cool murals painted on the walls too, along with some great vintage collectibles such as pinball machines, models and other toy collections. The staff was super friendly as well, offering details about the founder and different cars. Easily spent over two hours here. Recommended!

I produced a television program on classic cars for 20 years, over 400 shows, and have seen…read morehundreds of car museums and private collections but this is one of the best if not THE best classic car museum I've seen. The museum is a bit hidden and currently only open to visitors two days a week (Wednesday and Saturday), but it's worth finding the time to visit if you have even the slightest interest in classic autos. The museum is huge, filling an entire warehouse. The cars are displayed within scenic backdrops of vintage shops, automotive and racing murals, memorabilia, and descriptive placards. The lighting has a daylight color temperature, so the cars shine beautifully. Most of the cars are from the collection of Rick Lorenzen who, as a lover of Willys, has many displayed here. But there is much, much more than that. Muscle cars, drag racers, custom hot rods, cars from movies and television, a Cadillac, Metropolitan, Amphicar, Woody, Studebaker, Helms Bakery Truck...a wide range of classic vehicles. I was in awe of all the cars and how they were displayed. I spent a couple hours wandering through nearly 200 cars. You can even arrange to have an event held here. There is an entry fee with varying prices depending on age. You can check their website for the current price of admission which, believe me, is worth it.

I was in the area early and needed to wait for a meeting so I stopped in to check it out. The…read moreladies here are all volunteers and very sweet. They have a regular thrift store on one side and a more curated store on the other side with higher end / nicer items. Small store and small parking lot but worth stopping in to browse if in the area.

On my regular drop-in to check out what is in stock this past weekend, I found a sale on all…read moreouterwear. They have a good selection of light and heavier weight jackets. The treasures I found were in the upper store "Timeless Treasures" where they have some beautiful vintage dresses. My favorite is a Jessica McClintock "Gone With The Wind Dress" which is full skirted linen with lace trim. It's such a romantic style. Then there was a chic silk dress with a flared hem. They don't make clothes of this quality any more. If you like Vintage clothes, it's worth stopping by and the prices are much better than the vintage shops and online.

Located off La Mirada Bl in La Mirada. Next to the City Hall and library. Good amount a parking…read more Came here for the second time for The Japanese Classic Car Show Thank You Luncheon in one of rooms at the Resource Center. It is a very nice building. The staff is nice as well at the front entrance. We had the JCCS luncheon here last year as well and the experience was the same. Overall a nice center.

For starters, the city takes down all of the less than perfect reviews. We've been going here for a…read morelong time. Most of it is good. Facilities are nice. Times are decent. The classes are pretty good. We still take some. Sewing was great. The volleyball is not great. It use to be way better when my older child played. Coaches don't know what they are doing and say and do nothing until the boss comes out, and then they start talking to the kids. Our last coach actually text me to let me know I do not need to let her know when we can't make it and she said, "you don't need to bother..." The other thing they do now is they only accommodate siblings for a day requests.

I've been wanting to go to CicLAvia for years and finally went to Leimert Park meets Expo Park. It…read morewas an easy Metro ride to Leimert Park, and then a very enjoyable stroll to Expo Park, taking in the sights, sounds and community along the way. If you've never been to CicLAvia, it's a non-profit that organizes car-free routes in neighborhoods that open the streets to bikes, pedestrians, and other non-motorized mobility. There's food, music, activities and more. It's a great way to get your steps in and get to know the myriad neighborhoods of LA. I had a great time and can't recommend it enough!!

Have attended every ciclavia and planning to attend more. Such a great time meeting new people and…read morereconnecting with people I've seen before on the track.

I can always count on finding great treasures at Hidden Treasures. Owners are very kind.read more

I loved this store so much .. I've been wanting to go back felt like I can stay in there for a…read morelong time

What a great place to give back during the holidays. They are a great ministry that serves…read moreunderserved children and families around the world. This facility was easily accessible and had great staff that managed the volunteer duties. There's hundreds and thousands of holiday shoeboxes that are assembled together by the community, that includes stuffies, toys, writing things, notebooks, and even hygiene things - it's a mix of what is donated or brought in. But, there's dozens of "stations" that work together as an assembly line, to place these items into every shoebox, seal it, and place them in a bigger box for distribution to a designated country with children in need. It's a great place to volunteer and recommend anyone to sign up. As of this post, they still have volunteer spots until December 20th. They also have annual volunteer events, if you're able to offer some time.

I have volunteered here before and came back again this year. It is very well organized and very…read moreenergetic. The employee's are super friendly. You can either help with the shoeboxes or if you cannot stand very long. They have where you can sit and do different jobs. I will definitely be back next year.

I don't know if there is diversion to other support services. I think they require ID. We Got Your…read moreBack (WGYB) Program is a weekly nutritional resource, especially if you have a teen classified as an English Learner. If your application is accepted, a backpack of food is delivered to a high school site or pick up during Friday distribution. The liaison may have referrals to a food pantry or rental assistance.

Such an amazing organization! Today I got the chance to see just a fraction of the hard-work, time,…read moreand genuine care that each of their staff members and volunteers give every single week and was blown away in the best way. GCH turned out to be an accessible and fun way to connect with neighbors I didn't even know I had, and I will definitely be making time in my schedule to come back :)