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Located In: Far East Plaza
Service Options: In-store shopping · In-store pickup
Hours
| Thursday | 11AM–3PM |
| Friday | 11AM–3PM |
| Saturday | 11AM–3PM |
| Sunday | 12–3PM |
| Monday | 11AM–3PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 727 N Broadway #133, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Phone: (213) 395-0627 Website: https://www.nowservingla.com/
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NOW SERVING – 727 N Broadway, Los Angeles, CA
Now Serving is one of my favorite magical places in Los Angeles. I was introduced to Ken and Michelle’s shop when my friend participated in…
Review Summary
Maragret Brill
I think is a cafeteria lol i love the food here!
Eric Peterson
International foods, vegan, cocktails: you name it.
Bryan Cortez
This place is not only stocked with great product.
Kelly Grader
This bookstore has been such a bright spot for me over the past year! From the free author events on weekends, to the occasional book sales (where used books are heavily discounted, even though they’re in entirely like-new condition!!), to the very kind and personal customer service. I can’t wait to visit this store in person when it’s safe 🙂
Philip
I am not a pro. Just a dude trying to cook and have fun. They’ve been helping make my kitchen journey, fun. They always help with amazing recommendations. They also host many amazing events with authors, chefs, and such that bring the food community together. Though it’s a 30 mile drive and a small store, the helpfulness, knowledge, and selection make it a fun trip. And I love supporting the mom & pop shop local businesses.
Devid Hsvs
Great bookstore. I got a wonderful recommendation from them to read Octavio Solis’ book — Retablos. It is an amazing book. I’ll be back soon for other suggestions.