I barely touched on the huge number of ethnic markets in LA in my post last week. Besides Japanese, Chinese, Mexican and Dutch(!), there are also:
- Persian, concentrated in Westwood;
- Indian, on
Pioneer Blvd. in Little India (see http://www.artesiaindia.us/) in Artesia; - Filipino- but, surprisingly, there are almost none in Historic Filipinotown, just west of downtown on Beverly Blvd.- instead go to Island Pacific (a large chain) at 3rd and Vermont; Seafood City Market near Eagle Rock Mall (another chain); or head out to West Covina, which has many of them;
- Armenian, in Little Armenia in
(go to http://www.littlearmenia.com/) andHollywood at the Central Grand Market on Central, and Glendale Ranch Market, also on Central ;Glendale - Greek, in the Byzantine Latino District, which I mentioned in a previous post
Italian markets are all over. The one closest to me is Bay Cities, on Lincoln Blvd. To say this place is popular is an understatement- traffic backs up both ways because of all the cars trying to get into its small parking lot.
Also in Santa Monica is Shoop’s, a place I walked by for ages before going in and discovering all the imported German food you’d ever want to taste.
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