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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Platform on Washington
Last week, after picking up the delicious Gazpacho soup from Smart Simple Gourmet at 3731 Robertson, I took a walk on Washington Blvd going East. This used to be a long stretch of road with no shops, mostly occupied by … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Culture, Culver City, Food & Dining
Tagged Aesop, Blue Bottle Coffee, Loqui
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