New restaurants in Culver City?
Does anyone know what is opening in Downtown Culver City, where the old Entenmann's Bakery used to be, I think it is at like Washington & Cardiff. Also, what is going in next to the movie theater and Coldstone?
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re: Pei
They have 2 kinds. Fresh Corned Beef and Canned Corned beef.
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I also heard that some famous celebrity organic caterer was opening a restaurant in CC, but I don't know where.
The space next to the BBQ place looks like it is split into two places and the one they are working on looks kind of small. The other one, which has had plywood boarded up on it for a while looks pretty big - but it does't look like much is happening yet.
Has anyone tried Meltdown yet? I'm dying to, but their hours are inconvenient for me.
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Ugo, really? That's no fun. I didn't really care for them. I'll have to try it out, though. All of this is walking distance to me.
You're right, Howdy's is there between the theatre and Coldstone - I guess the space I'm talking about is a little further down by the BBQ place - it looks like 2 spaces there and one of them is getting worked on.
I keep hoping Culver City gets a cupcake place (I know not original - but I like cupcakes!). Also, Culver City is getting a lot of nice restaurants, but there really is not enough to actually "do" down there - like hang out - just the movies & Starbucks. I guess there is hanging out at the bar in the hotel or Bottlerock, but if you are really not into drinking...
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re: katie.did
I understand the place near the theatres and Coldstone, farther down towards the corner is going to be a Korean BBQ place. It should be pretty big. Not sure, though, but it sounds reasonable. We'll see.
One potential hang out spot for you without alcohol is Grand Casino bakery/cafe, across from Bottlerock on Main. Culver Hotel is a great spot - you don't have to drink to enjoy that. Last, you can enjoy the plaza outside the theatres where the fountain is. Our kids love the fountain and the other kids who come to play there, so it works for us. Probably have good wifi there, too, if that matters to you.
There is a good cupcake place in Culver City now, but its on the west end - a place on Centinela south of Culver called Hotcakes. Great caneles, too. And you can get your taco fix in at the same time - Sanchez is just down the block, and Tacomiendo on Inglewood is my fave in the area.
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re: greengelato
Mmm... I don't know much about what's going in, but I wouldn't hope too hard for down home style. While I'd also like to see it, I think a trendier place will have a little more pull. It's also rumored to be pretty big, which to me spells concept. But we'll see. Maybe we can hope hard for something in between...
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re: Dommy
Thanks Dommy! I didn't really like Bluebird that much though. I had a red velvet one time and the food coloring wasn't mixed in well, it had splotches of brown (chocolate) with the red - it didn't look too appetizing. I don't really care for their icing, either. They used to be open later at night and I liked to get a burger there every once in awhile, but I noticed lately that they are only open for lunch and now closed on Saturday's too. They didn't have consistency in their food - maybe that's why???
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re: katie.did
I've noticed their frosting has changed. In another post someone (maybe you katie?) described it as being too fluffy, almost marshamallowy. It's definitely not as dense as it was before. It was thick and rich, now it's airy, and while not exactly runny, there's not a lot of substance. I'm not a big frosting fan, but I liked the old frosting, the new stuff is kind of "eh." One good thing about the new frosting...easy to take off!
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re: CulverJack
If you're talking about the space that used to be Prado Signs, I believe that is being turned into a Chicago Steakhouse -- got my info from a friend who chatted up the owner of Fraiche -- we peered at the ABC sign on the window a couple of weeks ago and I forgot what it said, but I think it's a steak and chop place, not Korean BBQ.
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re: katie.did
There are GREAT cupcakes in Culver City on National at The Bluebird Bakery. My husband orders them all the time to bring to his staff and they go crazy!. The red velvet is my favorite. They are quite big and have that homemade look, not like Sprinkles, much better. I brought them to a birthday party once and people asked all night where the cupcakes are from! i encourage you to try them.
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Ugo, the Italian restaurant, is expanding its operation into the old Entemann's spot -- it's going to be an "authentic" Italian market, with dry goods, gelato, etc., not just more Ugo.
I thought Howdy's Taqueria was in between Coldstone and the theatre -- haven't been there and doubt I'll try it.
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