10 Oldest Restaurants in Los Angeles County!

10 Oldest Restaurants in Los Angeles County!



With the sad closure of The Original Saugus Cafe, Los Angeles no longer has a restaurant that dates back to the 1800s. That said …

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  1. I heard the Saugus Cafe will reopen soon with new owners.

  2. Where do you find all this information?

  3. Glad the places are still in business

  4. Saugus cafe is going to stay open under new ownership!

  5. Thanks . Do oldest delis in Los Angeles. And if you do can you find out it its true that the market deli on noth Main Street , Lanza brothers is the oldest?

  6. R.I.P.❤🙏🏻

  7. I absolutely appreciate the pop culture of this page, inspires me to check out the soda fountain at the pharmacy in South Pasadena. Thanks for sharing this insightful short.

  8. Great work Evan!

  9. I didn't know it closed. How sad!

  10. To pontificate this piece, Tam O Shanter is one of the last two restaurants run & sponsored by the Lawry's Seasoning Co….+ the restaurant (along with a small batch of bungalow apartments [across the street from the John Marshall High School football field] in Silver Lake) inspired Walt Disney to CRE8 the story known as Snow White…BTW…R.I.P. Saugus Cafe…

  11. Musso & Frank Grill Has One Of The
    Best Martini's This Side Of The Los Angeles River

  12. Walt Disney and some of his animators would of eat at the Tam ‘O Shanter in Los Feliz, and draw pictures while waiting for their lunch. Outstanding short, thanks for sharing.

  13. Saugus Cafe is reportedly just getting renovations from a change in ownership and will reopen when completed. Original Pantry has a similar rumor.

  14. It sounds and feels so funny to me to call these early Mexican entrepreneurs, “Immigrants”, since California was part of Mexico up until 1850. I’m sure these people and their ancestors were native to the land.

  15. Some random customer comes in, draws out a character with it's own name (and hopefully a back story lol), and they just went with it?! I can't imagine it'd be that simple nowadays.

  16. El Cholo is gringo food. I grew up in the neighborhood and El Cholo catered to office workers in downtown and the Wilshire District.

    We locals went to El Jarrito for real Mexican food, but sadly they closed a while back with the demographic changes in the neighborhood, showing that El Cholo's customer base isn't locals and never was.

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