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Ciudad
Latin American $$$$$
445 S Figueroa St. (b/w W 4th & W 5th St.)
Los Angeles , CA 90071
Latin American $$$$$
445 S Figueroa St. (b/w W 4th & W 5th St.)
Los Angeles , CA 90071
| (213) 486-5171 See all Downtown restaurants |
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3 reviews It's not you, It's Me: My Graduation Dinner at Ciudad
By Teenage Gluster Jun 18, 2007
Like I said earlier, I just don't see the point of going out for Mexican Food, I mean, that's what I was raised on (and still am)but...when I go out, I want to try something different, you get me? Based on their online menu and their ingredients, Ciudad looked pretty appetizing, of course disreguarding their $$$ prices: all seasonal, organic food, A Goat Milk Flan... sounded pretty different. And I did want to check it out eventually, but just not my actual graduation dinner; All 8 of us (little sister, nieces, and a nephew included) The Flamenco band covering Police songs, the dim lighting, the loud Acoustics drowning/cancelling... FULL REVIEW
Ciudad, Downtown
By AnythingGood Jul 01, 2006
By the time we made it from Malibu down to Venice for a walkabout through the canals and along the boardwalk and then all the way back to my house, it was already getting late. The original plan was to head to MOCA for a late-night viewing of the Rauschenburg exhibit but eating dinner was agreed to be the first order of business. Ciudad seemed a good choice as I hadn't eaten there in a few years but figured it would be a hopping spot what with all the people downtown for the MOCA and Kinky/Sidestepper show. It was indeed hopping and we were lucky enough to snag a seat on the outdoor patio with a view of the lights of the neighboring skyscrapers all around. FULL REVIEW
Ciudad
By Rate A Restaurant Jul 16, 2003
When chefs like Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger -- the Border Grill founders also known through their books and TV shows as the "Too Hot Tamales" -- get too famous, there's a natural inclination to get cynical about the food or the restaurant. But Ciu FULL REVIEW
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