A newer addition to the Thai Town side of Los Feliz, Obet & Del’s is a Black-owned, queer-friendly coffee shop on a sometimes-sparse block. The coffee is strong and delicious and the vibe is high, despite the current trying circumstances.
DJ and music industry veteran Jasmine Solano, photographer, videographer and producer Patrick Struys, and executive producer Anjali Ramasunder, put their heads together to create a virtual dancefloor for the live music space — that’s how Club House Global was born.
A tucked away West Hollywood staple has re-opened with a new culinary direction helmed by long-time chef at The Little Door, T. Nicholas Peter. Harlowe is vying to take its place in an extremely competitive foodie neighborhood — and winning.
Maria Elena Lorenzo and her family decided to take their culinary stylings from a Watts food truck to their new Bell Park brick-and-mortar, Tamales Elena Y Antojitos. Tamales, crispy tacos, and heavenly pozole are the result.
An impressive new addition to West Hollywood, the open-air cafe Strings Of Life, opened up this past June. There is a potato cake on the menu that will knock your socks off.
Shopping at ThirdLove means getting bras designed by women for women from the comfort of your own home — and supporting the next wave of Black, female entrepreneurs in the process.
Madison Eker created Sum Of Us Festival as the first wellness event oriented toward the queer community. And after the pandemic hit, she and her team pivoted to a virtual setting.
The first meal I ate as a new Los Angeles resident quickly turned into a weekend ritual. But local businesses like Tacos Delta need even more support to stay afloat after the impact of a pandemic.
