Galco’s Old World Grocery is one of the most fun places I have been in Los Angeles in a while. This small grocery store serves up nostalgia like no place I have been too. Its aisles are chocked full of old sodas, vintage candies and even a machine where you can make your own soda […]
Galco’s Old World Grocery & Soda in Los Angeles
Last updated: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 By Leave a Comment
King’s Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant in Torrance
Last updated: Thursday, June 22, 2017 By Leave a Comment
I am sure you have probably had the fantastic Kings Hawaiian rolls from the store, but did you know that the bakery is based in Torrance and that there are two restaurants where you can have some fantastic food made with the rolls, including French toast. If not then you must go, here is all […]
24 Hours in Torrance Itinerary: Restaurants, Beaches, Movie Locations & Malls
Last updated: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 By Leave a Comment
The city of Torrance is situated in between Redondo Beach and San Pedro. With its booming population and long history, the city has plenty to offer those that stop by for the day or stay for the weekend. I got a chance to spend a day there, and here are my recommendations for how to […]
Seven Dishes You Must Eat in Torrance
Last updated: Tuesday, June 20, 2017 By 5 Comments
The city of Torrance, located between San Pedro and Redondo Beach, is home to one of the largest malls in America and dozens of fantastic eateries. I am always looking for the most unique foods to try when I go to a new city, so this list is seven food experiences you need to have […]
Madrona Marsh Preserve Hike in Torrance
Last updated: Sunday, June 18, 2017 By Leave a Comment
The Madrona Marsh, in the middle of Torrance, is one of the last vernal wetlands remaining in the South Bay area of Southern California. With a few miles of hiking trails, it is a great spot to get a little open space time right in the middle of the city. I was surprised by how […]
LA Maritime Museum in the Port of Los Angeles
Last updated: Tuesday, June 13, 2017 By Leave a Comment
In the historic Port of Los Angeles, the LA Maritime Museum is a famous building from 1941 that is now a full-fledged museum. Built as a ferry terminal for workers heading over to Terminal Island, the LA Maritime Museum is on the National Register of Historic Places. After the bridge had been constructed, this building […]
Port of Los Angeles Attractions: Restaurants, Lighthouses, Harbor Tours & Aquariums
Last updated: Monday, April 3, 2017 By 4 Comments
Comprised of over 43 miles of waterfront, across the harbor from Long Beach, the Port of Los Angeles is one of the countries busiest ports. While most of it is not really accessible to the public, they are working to make the area a destination that people will want to come down and explore. I […]
Cabrillo Aquarium in San Pedro
Last updated: Monday, April 3, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Right on the water in the Port of Los Angeles, the Cabrillo Aquarium is a great spot for the whole family to explore. Of course, young children will probably like it the most, but I found it to be a great aquarium as an adult as well. There was a lot to see in the […]
LA Waterfront Harbor Tour: Shipping Containers, Vincent Thomas Bridge & Angels Gate Lighthouse
Last updated: Saturday, March 25, 2017 By 4 Comments
The Port of Los Angeles is over a century old, and one of the most important shipping ports in Southern California. Most people just know it as the spot in Long Beach that they never go to, but that is a mistake as the area is fun to experience and explore. The best way to […]
The 14th Factory: A Massive Art Installation in Downtown LA
Last updated: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 By Leave a Comment
Created by the artist Simon Birch, the 14th Factory on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles is an innovative art show that has taken over a large, empty industrial warehouse. Inside of that warehouse, artists from all over the world have come together to create a unique and immersive experience. I got a chance to […]
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