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Top 3 Daytime and Top 3 Nighttime Activities in LA this weekend (12-11-17 thru 12-17-17)

DAYTIME

1. Escape Room LA

When: Everyday 10am-11pm (weekend times may vary)

Where: 120 E 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Beat the clock in this thrilling live-action adventure! With riveting puzzles and tricky clues, Escape Room LA is an exercise in team work and the perfect bonding experience for co-workers, students, friends, clubs, and other groups alike. 

2. Baths at Ameoba

When: December 12th at 5pm

Where: Ameoba Hollywood (6400 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028)

Catch this FREE live performance by California electronic/indie artist Baths! Celebrating the release of the new album, Romaplasm, this live performance will be followed by an exclusive album signing .

3. Christmas Market

When: December 15th thru December 17th from 11am to 9pm

Where: Port of Los Angeles

A holiday celebration featuring local artists, seasonal items, and festive foods that’ll put anyone into the Holiday spirit! You’ll also be able to take the perfect holiday themed photo, participate in DIY holiday crafts, and enjoy live musical performances.

NIGHTTIME

1. DTLA Art Walk

When: December 14th from 6pm to 10pm

Where: Art Walk Lounge (634 S. Spring St, Los Angeles, California)

Every 2nd Thursday of the month, Downtown Art Walk brings thousands of art lovers together for this self-guided public art tour. With activities happening all around galleries along Spring and Main street, this activity is a guaranteed good time for art collectors, fans, and enthusiasts alike!

Photo: Courtesy of Discover Los Angeles

2. Jordan Peele in Person for Get Out

When: December 14th at 7:30pm

Where: Aero Theatre: Santa Monica 

As part of their Groundbreakers screening series, American Cinematheque and the Writers Guild of America West are presenting this exclusive screening of the award winning thriller Get Out as well as a discussion with Writer-Director Jordan Peele following the film. 

3. METZ at the Teregram Ballroom

When: December 12th at 8:00pm

Where: Teregram Ballroom 

Catch this live performance by the up-and-coming Canadian punk rock band METZ. With openers Moaning and Prettiest Eyes, this show is guaranteed to be noisy, energetic, and fun!

Photo: Courtesy of Glide Magazine

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Guisados

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“Traditional homestyle braises on fresh handmade tortillas”

From their founding in 2010, Guisados has always made it their mission to bring the comfort and liveliness of traditional homestyle Mexican cooking with every bite. The menu is simple- but the flavors are second to none. Featuring tortillas made fresh from Masa supplied by the neighboring Carnitas Uruapan, each item on the Guisados menu is packed with flavor. 

Some customer favorites include: the Mole Poblano- (pictured above) “shredded chicken breast in a nutty Poblano style Mole served with sour cream, queso fresco, red onion and dried chile”; the Chicharron- “Pork rinds simmered in chile verde served with green serrano chile, atop black beans”; and the Steak Picado- “Flank steak simmered with green bell peppers and bacon served with green serrano chile atop black beans”. 

With locations in DTLA, Burbank, Echo Park, West Hollywood, and Boyle Heights, Guisados is a go to spot for anyone looking to explore Los Angeles cuisine.

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Photo: Courtesy of Guisados

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LA VOUGE- HOLIDAY DEAL

The always chic LA Vogue is collaborating with F2F Studios and LA Lash Bar to bring you the holiday beauty savings of a lifetime! With $198 eyelash extensions, hair cut, and blow out you’ll be ready to start the holidays off in style. This deal is redeemable at both LA Vogue (548 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA) and F2F Studios (560 S Main St, Los Angeles, CA)

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PLAY “An exhibition 5,000 years in the making”

Whether they have a deep cultural significance or are simply an act of individualistic expression, tattoos have long been a center-point of fascination and in some cases taboo. The Natural History Museum looks to break any stigma surrounding tattoos by inviting you to explore the motivations, techniques, and creativity behind this time honored tradition.

Some exhibition highlights include; Why Do We Tattoo, which offers a look into both the historical and modern significance behind ink; A World Heritage, which features “works from Ainu in Japan, Māori tradition of tā moko in New Zealand, contemporary works from China, and so much more” ; Los Angeles: Local Goes Global, an exhibition telling the story of how styles born right here in Los Angeles went on to inspire tattoo artists from around the world;  and Tattoo Parlor, an on-site tattoo parlor featuring flash sheets from local artists and where on select days you can watch them work. 

Buy your ticket today and be sure to catch this unique exhibition while you can!

For more happenings in Downtown LA, be sure to download the Fuloop app in the iOS App store or follow the link www.bit.ly/fuloopapp Location: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County 

900 W Exposition Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90007

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SHOP

FIGat7th is downtown LA’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment destination. An open-air shopping and dining mecca, FIGat7th is home to H&M and Zara flagship stores, Bath & Body Works, Target, and more, as well as a first-class collection of unique eateries that delight fashionistas and foodies alike. And with free concerts, movies, and events all year long paired with plentiful, inexpensive parking, FIGat7th is the best place to begin when exploring downtown LA.

Address/Phone 735 S. Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90017 213-955-7170

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On the ground floor of a 1905 beaux-arts building where architect Frank Lloyd Wright once kept an office. Stroll along the sawdust-sprinkled aisles beneath old-timey ceiling fans and neon signs, past stalls piled high with mangoes, peppers and jicamas, and glass bins filled with dried chilies and nuts. Grand Central Market, Downtown LA’s daily food stall feasting grounds, is turning 100 this year -- and for a centenarian, the old gal has done well in keeping up with the times. “Evolution” has been a throughline for the market’s dynamic lineup of vendors over the decades, tracing back from its days as an open grocery to its modern “destination dining” reputation that draws James Beard-quality chefs. Of the 30+ stalls in GCM, these are most worthy of your attention during your next visit for lunch, dinner, or some amalgam of the two meals.  This food hall consists of most authentic, delicious prepared food, Sweets & treats, Breakfast & Brunch.  

NOW OPEN FROM 8AM - 10PM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK! 317 S. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES, CA 90013 TEL (213) 624-2378 PARKING GARAGE ENTRANCE 308 S HILL STREET, LOS ANGELES, CA 90013

Something to keep in mind for the upcoming holidays:

Glide into the holidays and join us for ice skating in Pershing Square! The Bai Holiday Ice Rink Pershing Square offers the quintessential winter activity in the heart of beautiful downtown Los Angeles. Surrounded by art, lively activity and the impressive city skyline, our outdoor ice rink lets you enjoy entertainment and ice skating in Los Angeles under the sun and stars

Event Details When:Nov 16, 2017 - Jan 15, 2018 Every Day Time:

More Information Location:Pershing Square Website:holidayicerinkdowntownla.com

Don your turkey day garb and enjoy a scenic 5k or 10k run through beautiful Downtown Los Angeles. Your Thanksgiving feast will taste even better after crossing that Finish Line! Features include sparkly finisher medals, participant t-shirts, age group awards, a Widdle Wobble race for the kids, kid-friendly zone and post-race festivities.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, this event benefits the Midnight Mission - an amazing organization that offers a path to self sufficiency to those suffering from homelessness. Turkey Trot LA, sponsored by UAE-USA United, is also proud to partner with Bombas socks this year. Make a difference in the lives of Los Angeles’s neediest individuals by registering and buying a pair of Bombas socks. For each pair sold, another pair is donated to The Midnight Mission along with a donation of $6.00. Don't forget to stop by the Giving Zone on race day to donate food, clothing, blankets, and personal hygiene items.

Turkey Trot Los Angeles

The race starts in front of City Hall and loops up and around Grand Park, past Disney Hall and Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. After a nice downhill, participants will be treated to a historic course along Spring Street, referred to as the Wall Street of the West! You’ll pass by such notable buildings as the Continental Building (LA’s first skyscraper), The Hellman Building, El Dorado Hotel, Crocker Bank and more. What a great way to see the city without traffic!

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5k Start 8:45 a.m. – 10k Start 10:00 a.m. – Widdle Wobble Start 8:00 a.m. – Event Festival Starts – in front of City Hall! 10:00 a.m. – Awards 12 noon – Go home and nap before eating Thanksgiving Dinner Cost: $40 for the adult 5k, $45 for adult 10k. See website for details, price increases, and youth fees.

Event Details When:Nov 23, 2017 Time:8:00am - 12:00pm

More Information Location:Los Angeles City Hall Website: turkeytrot.la

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The Western Hemisphere’s Highest Rooftop Lounge

Looking for something new and exciting to do this weekend? Introducing Spire 73, located on the 73rd floor of the brand new Wilshire Grand Center in Downtown. Have a drink and experience the breath-taking views from the tallest outdoor patio area on the west coast!  Wind is kept to a minimum thanks to heavy-duty glass that rings the structure, making for a calm, easy evening many hundreds of feet above sea level. 

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Rise Athletics: Coming Up From the Underground

Located on Hill St. in Downtown LA’s Historic Core, Rise Athletics is quickly becoming LA’s premiere martial arts and fitness facility. Offering an expanse of classes from kickboxing, Brazilian jujitsu, mixed martial arts boxing, and yoga, Rise Athletics is on garnering more attention from the general public. While combat sports may be intimidating for individuals who are new to the sport, the gym strives to create a space in which all levels of skill are welcome. 

Whether your goal is to simply learn self defense or to become a professional fighter, Rise Athletics caters to everybody with its classes that teach advanced boxing maneuvers from classes that offer a boot camp style strength and conditioning. With classes that are designed to increase skill and provide an outlet for a great cardio session, this is a fitness experience that should not be passed up.

When you download the Fuloop app, Rise Athletics is offering a free introduction class and 50% off your first month of classes!

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Grand Ave Arts: All Access | Los Angeles’ Greatest Cultural Treasure

For the third year in a row, Grand Ave Arts is hosting a huge event for free arts & culture in Downtown Los Angeles. Taking place on Saturday Nov. 4th, Grand Ave Arts: All Access is featuring more than 10 participating institutions that lie along Grand avenue. 

The general public has many options—from rehearsals, museum exhibitions, performances, workshops, and food & drink specials. The best part is that the event is entirely free and open to the public. Some of the most notable participating organizations include The Broad, LA Opera, La Phil, MOCA, and Grand Park. Among the events being hosted, there will be a chamber orchestra at Colburn School, a conversation with Yuval Sharon at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, a recital from up-and-coming LA Opera resident musicians, free admission to MOCA, and a Day of the Dead celebration at Grand Park.

The cultural offerings of this historical city are vast and not ones to be missed. The iconic downtown area will be the perfect place to spend your Saturday!

The event will run on Grand between Temple and 5th Streets between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Be sure to take the Metro as parking will be sparse! Make sure you plan ahead so you can thoroughly enjoy one of Downtown L.A.’s greatest gifts to the public.

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Photo courtesy of Discover Los Angeles

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Tom George: Cali-Italian Cuisine In the Heart of Downtown LA.

Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles across on the corner of 7th and Grand, Tom George is an upscale Italian restaurant is one of the newcomers on the strip of unique restaurants on 7th. 

While it has gained national appeal in Budapest, Hungary, Tom George is gaining traction in the L.A. culinary scene. While the other restaurants are extremely close to classic Italian flavors, the location in Downtown is more California centric with a menu that offers a wide variety of pizza, pasta, and an expansive bar—with main courses ranging from $15 salads to a $38 Rib Eye.

The restaurant itself occupies a large space that can host up to 185 guests at a time—giving the restaurant leeway for large rushes of guests. Tom George is currently ranked #820 out of over 8,200 restaurants in the Los Angeles area—with an average rating of 4.5 stars on yelp.

The restaurant is also open until 2am which allows late night diners to have a place to eat post-bar hopping or after a long night out. With its late night hours, Tom George has a mass appeal to the busy streets of Downtown LA. Whether you visit for a fancy date night or have drinks with a group of friends, Tom George is definitely a must when hanging around DTLA.

However, if fine Italian isn’t your thing or you’re looking for something a bit more low key, you can always check out Funculo at the Corporate Food Hall—located on Spring Street—for free-style pasta! You can have all the benefits of eating tasty Italian without breaking the bank!

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Photo courtesy of Tom George LA

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The Bloc: Downtown LA’s Retail Oasis

Originally named Macy’s Plaza, The Bloc has transformed the old-school shopping mall vibe into an outdoor oasis--away from the hustle and bustle of DTLA.  Opened over a year ago in Downtown LA, The Blog has become the first retail complex in LA with its own subway access tunnel. With easy access to the metro, The Bloc is expected to attract a wide range of customers. 

Formerly a multi-level enclosed space, the Bloc has been transformed into an open-to-the-sky marketplace filled with local specialty stores, niche eateries, and art installations. From large-scale retailers like the original Macy’s department store and LA Fitness to local boutiques like Eli & Ella Rose and Handcrafted LA, The Bloc offers a unique mix of the old and the new. 

Along with featuring hip boutiques, the Bloc also hosts events like “Foodies Fridays” and “Taco Tuesdays” from 11am-2pm on those days. 

With tenants still pouring into the Bloc, it’s expected to be filled sometime in 2018. Don’t let this stop you from visiting this unique cityscape paradise!

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Photo courtesy of Eater LA

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Nordstrom Rack Opens at Downtown L.A. Mall Figat7th

Along with the other huge retail stores like Target, H&M, Victoria’s Secret, and MAC, Nordstrom Rack has opened up at Figat7th—adding additional fashion options for local shoppers in Downtown LA. As the off-price retail division of Nordstrom, Inc, Nordstrom Rack offers customers a wide selection of trendy apparel, accessories, and shoes at a cheaper cost.

For those who are trying to find that perfect out-on-the-town outfit or to fit in that early holiday shopping, Nordstrom Rack at Figat7th has got you covered. The addition of these major retailers in the downtown area provides residents with the option of staying local when needing to buy necessities at a cheaper price.

As Figat7th grows, more and more retailers continue to flock to this booming area of downtown Los Angeles.

Photo courtesy of L.A. Times

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Pocket Square Clothing: Local Tradition Meets Individual Style

Established in 2011, Pocket Square Clothing began as a lifestyle brand seeking “to inspire and be inspired, and to create a powerful connection with [customers] through timeless pieces”. 

Founded by Rodolfo Ramirez and Andrew Cheung, created the brand—with no formal business or fashion experience—in an effort to become a vehicle for the exploration of style.

The brand itself takes pride in creating its products locally while carefully crafting the aesthetic of the traditional blended with the modern. Pocket Square Clothing is loyal to Los Angeles, using the skills of the oldest remaining craftsmen in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. While maintaining a classic look, each piece is uniquely its own—coming with its own narrative and vintage inspired packaging.

Located directly in Historic Downtown LA, the Pocket Square Clothing is the perfect addition, adding a touch of modernity while maintaining that vintage old-time feeling.

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Photo: Courtesy of L.A. Magazine “Best of 2015″

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Tanner Goods: The Perfect Combo of Outdoorsy Meets City

Centrally located in the heart of DTLA’s Fashion District and just a few steps away from the Ace Hotel, Portland based Tanner Goods is a fine menswear storefront that houses “modern products that respect the past.” Founded in 2006, Tanner Goods’ mantra is all about serving longevity and quality. 

In a world where fast fashion has made its mark, Tanner Goods is a divergent as it carefully crafts every aspect of the brand—from suppliers, materials, and all the way to the final product. With every item designed, crafted, and tested under the same roof, the Tanner Goods identity is rooted in delicate care and always pushing standards to a higher level.

Primarily focused on the aesthetic of the Pacific Northwest, Tanner Goods brings the adventurer-meets-city-dweller vibe directly into the center of Downtown LA. Their statement reads, “We are curious by nature and have mastered the art of getting into trouble, then finagling our way out of it. We keep seeking the new, the good and the real. We are continually expanding our horizons [and] moving forward in all directions.” With this forward-thinking mantra, the team at Tanner Goods is dedicated to paving the way for more locally and ethically made premium leather products. The store also holds many different brands that coincide with the Tanner Goods mantra. Since opening new downtown LA forefront, Tanner Goods is the West Coast’s newest leather leader.

Exclusively through the Fuloop App, we are offering a deal of 10% of your first purchase at Tanner Goods! Only available when you download the app!

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Hauser & Wirth Opens Up Mike Kelley’s Superhero Themed Exhibition

Photo courtesy of Hauser & Wirth

Even after cooling down from the Halloween hype, Downtown LA is still buzzing with excitement for the upcoming events this week. But perhaps the most notable happening is ‘Mike Kelley: Kandors 1999-2011’ which is a art collection centered around the experience of electroshock therapy and superheroes. 

Popularly known as Superman’s birthplace in the comic books, Kandor is viewed in many different lights throughout the exhibition. With extravagant sculpture and large-scale installations, Kelley reworks the imagery of the comic book hero Superman through the lens of loss and memory. Kelley’s “Kandor” collection has never been featured in LA and this is the first time it will make its appearance. With the array of tiny sculpted cities inside hand blown bottles, the series paints Superman’s existence in an entirely new light.

The opening of the gallery took place on Oct. 21st and the the exhibition will be held at Hauser & Wirth in Downtown Los Angeles until January 21st 2018.

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Corporate Food Hall Brings a Tasty Diversity of Flavor to DTLA

It’s no secret that the residents of Downtown Los Angeles are in love with the idea of communal dining. Alongside the Grand Central Market and Fig at 7th, Corporation Food Hall has opened up—adding a new mixture of flavors to the cafeteria style dining scene. 

This brand new food hall offers a high-end feel at an affordable price. Located on Spring Street between 7th and 8th, the hall itself is made up of eight vendors and a multitude of tall, long tables in a shared seating area. With a total of eight restaurants, there is a wide variety of tastes that foodies will not grow tired of. From popular coffee house Bardonna, tasty Mediterranean from Soom Soom, locally-sourced Poke 2 Go, and free-style Pasta from Funculo, the Corporate Food Hall is not lacking in diversity.

Fuloop is offering an exclusive deal with the newly opened Funculo. When you download our app, you can access a free drink and an additional side with the purchase of a single entree! Only available through the Fuloop app!

Be sure to check out Corporate Food Hall in DTLA for a unique boutique-style experience.

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Your Guide To Downtown L.A.’s Best Halloween Parties

During the Halloween season, Downtown Los Angeles is buzzing with people trying to figure out their survival plan for the weekend. We at Fuloop have compiled a list of this year’s hottest events. 

Day of the Dead On Olvera Street (Oct. 25-Nov. 2nd.)

For the past 30 years, the vendors on Olvera Street--located in downtown LA near Union Station--have participated in an extravagant celebration for Dia de Los Muertos which includes pre-Columbian, Aztec, Mayan, and Catholic rituals intended for death. As a celebration of life, the festival is a time to honor those who have passed and to acknowledge death as a normal part of life. Throughout the festival, there will be processions, altars on display, children’s workshops, calavera face painting, and live entertainment. This event is downtown LA’s premiere event during the Halloween season.

Fleetmac Wood Presents Sisters of The Moon: Union (Oct. 27)

Tonight—October 27th—Fleetmac Wood are bringing their 'Mac only' remix party back to Union Club in downtown for a very witchy Halloween Disco. From 10pm- 2am, Union LA will be filled with cosmic edits and a disco homage to Fleetwood Mac with solo projects by DJs Roxanne Roll and Smooth Sailing. Gather your coven as channeling Stevie Nicks should be your main priority tonight.

Heat-Wave Halloween Dance Party: Zebulon Cafe (Oct. 28)

Founded by resident selectors Daniel T and Panamajack, Heat-Wave is a party series that focuses on groovy funk tunes coming from artists around the globe. Ever since Heat-Wave’s launch in 2016, this L.A. party series has hosted incredible artists such as Animal Collective, Jex Opolis, Shanti Celeste, and Invisible City. They are renowned across the country and have recently launched a monthly show on NTS Radio!

This halloween, Heat-Wave is showcasing their very own founders along with Emmy-nominated DJ Zach Cowie at Zebulon Cafe—a venue that regularly works with upcoming and extraordinary artists on its stage. With such musical talent, this is an event not to be missed! The event itself is free and starts at 8pm. 21+.

LA Zombie Crawl - Downtown LA (Oct. 28)

For those who specialize in craft beers and well drinks, the annual L.A. Zombie Crawl will control the streets of downtown L.A. on Saturday Oct. 28th. With exclusive drink specials at participating L.A. bars and nightclubs, the zombie crawl is guaranteed to have you haunted by the sheer volume of cheap drinks and likeminded pub crawlers. Participants are asked to come in costume at check so that they may pick up their survival kit which includes a book of drink vouchers, a map of the crawl, and free welcome shots. After parading through the downtown scene, crawlers have exclusive access to the post-crawl after parties!

You can purchase your last-minute tickets in the link below:

http://www.lazombiecrawl.com/

Haunted Little Tokyo Guided Walking Tour - Little Tokyo (Oct. 28)

This Halloween, the Little Tokyo Historical Society (LTHS), is taking downtown Los Angeles on a trip through Little Tokyo’s ghostly past with a guided walking tour of the historical buildings and haunted tales of paranormal sightings in this 100-year-old historic neighborhood!

Additionally, all of the proceeds are donated to the preservation of Little Tokyo. Nothing sounds better than experiencing the paranormal while supporting the beautiful and fragile history of this city.

The event starts at 5:00pm and ends at 6:00pm. Guests are asked to meet in front of the Go For Broke National Education Center, 355 E 1st St.

$15 donation per person, pre-registration required.

View the full schedule of events at hauntedlittletokyo.com

90s Goth Klub Halloween Party: The Lash (Oct. 29)

Located in the historic core of downtown LA, The Lash is notorious for hosting an array of events centered around artistic concepts. In light of this dark season, this bar is hosting an event centered around the eerily energetic goth scene founded in the 80s and 90s. With DJs such as Bractune, Liz O, Gerber, and Rev. John, this is an experience that will take you into the dark waves and gothic energy that completely embodies the Halloween spirit.

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Màs Malo Hosts a Spooky Halloqueen Brunch

Since its opening in January 2011, Màs Malo has made quite the splash into Downtown LA’s night life. Considered the twin of the popular Silver Lake restaurant Malo, the restaurant presents authentic East LA style Chicano food with a fresh spin from Chef Robert Luna’s imagination.

Repurposed from a historic jewelry store build in 1923, the restaurant’s contemporary design creates a unique environment where of old and new, of fresh and timeless, and of the completely timeless—much like the restaurant’s dishes.

The restaurant bases its classic dishes on “simple, locally sourced, and high-quality ingredients”. Aside from its exquisite dishes, Màs Malo features a wide range of amazing cocktails, an array of tequila, and an expansive mescal collection.

In light of the Halloween pre-season, Màs Malo is hosting a unique event, along with Drag Queen Tia Wanna, titled “Downtown Divas: A Halloqueen Brunch Show”. During the brunch, there will be energetic performances by incredible drag queens such as Diana Dzhaketov, Melissa Befierce, April Showers, and Marta Beatchu. The event will take place on Sunday, October 29th starting at 12:30pm. The restaurant is offering $20 bottomless mimosas and sangria for the entirety of the show.

We at Fuloop cannot think of a better combination than a pre-halloween show, bottomless mimosas, and delicious Chicano dishes.

Be sure to make your way down to Màs Malo this week to experience such a unique event.

Location: 515 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA

Through our app, we are offering an additional 10% off of all Lunch and Dinner specials at Màs Malo!

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