Interested in getting intel on the newest restaurant and retail additions to Los Angeles? From an artisan pizzeria to a plant-based eatery, read on for a list of the newest destinations to open their doors recently.
Sang Studios
Sang Studios is a men's hair salon and barber shop, that recently opened at 2079 E. 15 St., Suite 327, in DTLA. So far, it's been well-received: it's got a five-star rating out of eight reviews on Yelp. The new addition offers classic hair trims and shaves, along with deluxe facial treatments like a 24k gold eye gel and a charcoal peel off mask.
Honeybee Burger
New to 1820 N. Vermont Ave. in Los Feliz is Honeybee Burger, a plant-based eatery offering burgers, ice cream, shakes and more. Come try specialties like the Honeybee burger with housemade onion jam, or indulge in treats such as The Blossom — a "creamsicle" shake made with natural orange essence and coconut-based "yella" vanilla ice cream. (See the full menu here.)
Breadlam
Breadlam is a new charcuterie and sandwich shop, that's located at 826 E. Third St. It was founded "on the idea that simple things are usually the most complex," offering made-to-order sandwich compilations like the Cabrillo with double creme brie, fig jam, crushed Marcona almonds and honey. (You can check out the full menu here.)
Pizza Napolita
Stop by 541 S. Spring St., Suite 112 and you'll find Pizza Napolita, a new Italian spot offering specialty pizza pies like the Bianca Prosciutto with arugula, garlic, oregano, fresh mozzarella and Parmesan. Salads and sides are on hand as well, along with desserts and beverages such as wine and gingerberry kombucha. (You can view the full menu here.)
Neighborhood
Neighborhood is a spot to score coffee and ice cream that opened recently at 133 S. La Brea Ave. in Melrose. With five stars out of nine reviews, It's proven popular with Yelpers.
The newcomer "aspires to be a bit of a throwback," says the business on its website, "a local gathering place, a watering hole, a place of discovery and nourishment where the hustle of the city slows down." It features a full range of vegan ice creams, as well as fresh teas, kombucha and espresso beverages made with locally-roasted organic beans. (See the full assortment here.)
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