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Gumbo Pot
Soul Food $$$$$
6333 W 3rd St. (at Gilmore Ln)
Los Angeles , CA 90036
Soul Food $$$$$
6333 W 3rd St. (at Gilmore Ln)
Los Angeles , CA 90036
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3 reviews
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The Gumbo Pot
By What's To Eat LA Feb 22, 2007
I LOVE The Gumbo Pot at the historic Farmers Market on Fairfax. If you like New Orleans cooking (or haven't tried it) this is the primo spot for it. My wife and I started coming here long ago when she had a cold and was feeling not her best. She wanted something that she could actually taste since her taste buds were on the fritz. We had seen The Gumbo Pot on one our previous trips to the Farmer's Market and thought it would be the perfect spot to try, not to mention you can't get much more flavorful than cajun! We went and had some of my favorite creole this side of Texas! Now let me interject with the fact that I have eaten lots and lots of Creole cuisine from my touring across America and have tried my fair share of all that has to be offered even Gator bites and The Gumbo Pot stacks up very well to the real deal. FULL REVIEW
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The Gumbo Pot
By The New Diner Sep 09, 2006
After a tour of the art work along the Gold Line, I decided to go to Farmer's Market and Canter's Deli, taking the trains and buses. The trip to Farmer's Market from Union Station took about 30 mins, which is great. The bus dropped me off right in front o FULL REVIEW
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I'm Ga Ga For Gumbo Ya Ya: The Gumbo Pot
By Daily Gluttony Aug 29, 2005
Call us crazy but my friend and I drove out from NoHo to WeHo on a sweltering lunch hour (more like hour and a forty-five) to run an errand at the Grove and ended up ordering piping hot gumbo from The Gumbo Pot at The Farmer's Market. As if our body temperatures hadn't already risen past 120, we just had to. There's an obvious lack of good Cajun/Creole restaurants in the East Valley, and we had already made the trip out there, so why not? FULL REVIEW
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