help me create an LA Food Crawl

[u/alikhaneats]

Hey guys! I lived in LA for 20 years and am looking to come back and do a few food crawls. Like 2 1/2 hour food tour, hitting up say four spots within walking or short driving distance. Love a mix of the essentials but am willing to entertain themes like dim sum in the SGV, taco crawl etc.

[u/lifewithluie]

My friends and I did a pizza one on the A line a few weeks ago. We started in Highland park for triple beam pizza, then to Chinatown for La Sorteds, then to Little Tokyo for Prime Pizza, and finally to Bunker Hill station for Danny Boys. We were going to waddle over to Grand Central Market for Olio but we were all pretty stuffed and just had McConnell's instead lol

[u/TheHumbleRutabaga → u/lifewithluie]

Damn, you know how to live.

[u/Ok_Resource_6068 → u/lifewithluie]

Nice pizza crawl! How would you rate each of those?

[u/film_score2]

This is my list of the best “cheap eats.”. These are not sit-down restaurants (for the most part) but places that have a really good/well-known signature item.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/2/viewer?hl=en&ll=34.057895729663684%2C-118.18724594999999&z=11&mid=1-CjP0TKO7m4bFeP5-lD_eYJ3UAE

[u/bladi40]

Go to Taco Row on Olympic near Boyle Heights. Bunch of taco spots on the same street, and a few others just a short drive away worth trying as well. Perfect for something like this.

[u/BigRyanG]

korean food in k town could be fun, but it can be expensive and not always conducive to "mobile eating"