LA Hype: The Bloc Could Be Better, Secret Tunnels, Cookies, Donuts & More

It seemed like such a big deal when the 7th Street/Metro Center portal to @BlocLA opened, and now it’s such a bummer that one can’t go to an evening @DrafthouseLA movie and use it to catch the train home. https://t.co/Grr7hE5gJB

— E/Expo Line Ledger (@expolineledger) July 27, 2023

 

-The Valley’s Only Indonesian Restaurant Quietly Opened in Woodland Hills

 

Diddy Riese Cookies

 926 Broxton Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024

 

Apparently, these are damn good cookies to get from Westwood. 

"Diddy Riese Cookies first opened its doors in 1983 and has been serving high quality cookies, brownies and ice cream – at very reasonable prices – to the Los Angeles community ever since. We are known far and wide for the original custom-made ice cream sandwich, first featured in 1995. Choose from a variety of ten freshly baked cookies and twelve flavors of Dreyer’s premium grand ice cream."

 -These Are The Most Wild Donuts In Los Angeles

 -Explore the Creepy Underground Pedestrian Tunnels of Downtown L.A.

“Movies gave me a sense of being alive in history, of belonging to a bigger, older world that existed before me, around me and ahead of me,” writes @LATimesTVLloyd. “They suggested a range of possibilities as to what one might make of a life." https://t.co/Cfa37T0N3j

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) August 1, 2023

Has a good start, then sort of goes all over the place.

 

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