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Bowery
American (Traditional) $$$$$
6268 Sunset Blvd. (b/w Vine St. & Argyle Ave.)
Los Angeles , CA 90028
American (Traditional) $$$$$
6268 Sunset Blvd. (b/w Vine St. & Argyle Ave.)
Los Angeles , CA 90028
| (323) 465-3400 See all Hollywood restaurants |
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5 reviews
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11 Reasons Why The Bowery is a Good But Imperfect Option After the Arclight
By The Knife Aug 28, 2007
1. Pressed-tin ceilings, white-tiled walls, black-leather barstools. 2. Excellent hamburgers and homemade onion rings. 3. An eat/drink bar where they're genuinely happy to have you do either or both.4. Oversized windows open to the street. 5. Wine/beer lists are short but sweet.6. Pabst Blue Ribbon in the can. If you feel like showing off.7. It's loud. 78-83 dBs. 8. The kitchen's open until midnight.9. Whole-leaf Caesar salad.10. Balky kitchen. Mussels can be delicious. Or they can contain a bizarre excess... FULL REVIEW
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Bowery days
By Daily Feed Apr 10, 2007
Back in L.A.: a great-looking place with what sort of sandwiches? FULL REVIEW
Bowery
By Erin's Kitchen Nov 16, 2006
I have to admit, the first time J. and I drove by here, we scoffed at the NY-named bar and subway tile look--cheeseball. However, Bowery's location between our two employers made it a convenient place to meet for an after-work drink without resorting to a more club-like Hollywood venue, and I'm glad we did. FULL REVIEW
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Mini Foodventure #5: Bowery & Magnolia
By LA & OC Foodie Oct 23, 2006
Finding myself on the corner of Sunset & Vine at Hollywood and absolutely starving, what better thing to do than to check out some diners & restaurants. FULL REVIEW
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The Bowery
By Potatomato Mar 02, 2006
Another recently open hang out/eatery joint amongst the Sunset and Vine neighbourhood development. It's right next to Magnolia. Like Magnolia, it's more of a bar/lounge (the bar takes up half the space) but they open for lunch with a limited menu. I got the Salad Trio: truffled chicken salad, potato dijon salad, shrimp salad with slices of baguette. I like all 3 and was glad that they taste different from each other. The truffle flavor is strong so it made the chicken salad unique tasting. It's quite a good walking distance workday lunch spot. Worthy to go back to try their other stuffs. FULL REVIEW
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