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Lady Byrd Cafe in Echo Park will be having an exclusive New Year’s Eve Dinner featuring a specially crafted menu from Chef Gabriel Cappelli from New Haven, Connecticut, and a graduate of The French Culinary Institute in New York. It may just be the best deal for a New Year’s Eve dinner here in Los Angeles, coming in at just under $100 a head. And best of all? There are still a few tables available, so make your reservations ASAP.
A peaceful and private sanctuary awaits at the very top of Echo Park in the quiet enclave known as Elysian Heights. On a large double lot, 1831 Cerro Gordo consists of a three bedroom main home and a downstairs one bedroom that could provide excellent income potential or a great getaway guest quarters.
This incredible modernist home in Echo Park is located on a tree-filled half-acre lot and feels like a rural sanctuary in the heart of the city.
There’s a new brunch spot in town. Beacon has officially opened inside the Echo Park Boathouse. Although still in their soft opening, Beacon is adding delicious new menu items weekly (Hello, avocado toast!). Beacon has you covered whether you’re in for a coffee after your morning run around the lake or you’re planning a picnic-style meal with friends on your favorite grassy spot. Oh, and don’t worry, there is wifi.
Sunday brunch in Los Angeles can be a serious affair. But it doesn’t have to be. Winsome, in Echo Park on Sunset Boulevard, keeps things fresh, playful, and Instagram-ready while keeping the tables steadily moving so you won’t have to wait too long in a quintessential Los Angeles brunch line. Winsome, in short, is the East Side’s best new brunch spot.
Recently featured on the cover of Dwell Magazine, the LA Times, Wall Street Journal, Curbed LA, and The Eastsider LA, the Garcetti/Wakeland residence was built in 1953 by architect Daniel L. Dworsky. This gorgeous post and beam home was expertly renovated and expanded by Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti and wife Amy Wakeland with architect Elissa Scarfano to emphasize its modernist characteristics while making it more comfortable for current living, utilizing sustainable materials and greater energy efficiency.
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