Teen Friendly Restaurant near Hollywood & Highland?
My friend was asking me where would be a fun place to take her son and an exchange student from Germany near HH. They are high school age. I have no clue what kids like...lol Thanks for the recs :o) The only place I could think of was Mels or Skooby Dogs...
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Skooby's
6654 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
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Thanks for all the suggestions! I gave them the list of places including Pizz Mozz & Loteria and they ended up at Roscoe's C&W because one of their friends wanted to go. I was too late with the Disney ice cream and they had some from some liquor store...lol
Hope that this thread helps someone else in the future;o)
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re: perk
I don't think Boho has opened yet, at least according to their website... I really liked their Kimchi pizza!
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While I wouldn't ordinaily suggest it, the recommendation is for teenagers, right? How about the HardRock?
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re: BombayUpWithaTwist
All kids like Carney's Train (who doesn't like dining in a railroad car over looking the passing parade on Sunset Blvd.) on the Sunset Strip for dogs and burgers (they are my number one destination for chili cheese dogs in LA).
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Carney's Restaurant
8351 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069
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Loteria Grill is just a short walk east down Hollywood Blvd. BoHo has reopened at the Hollywood and Highland complex - both would be great for teenagers.
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Loteria Grill
6333 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90036BoHo
6372 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028›3 Replies-
re: sfgirl22
I like Loteria, but they may not. I think they are more of the combo Mex platters:o) BoHo would be a good idea, that's right, it's at HH now! Thanks sfgirl!
This is good that I can give them many choices. They are going sometime during the week, so I still have time to give them the list.
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BoHo
6372 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
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Thanks all for your input. They are coming from OC, so I wanted to give them choices that they don't have. I think hamburgers are a good bet, so I'll give them Lucky Devil & 25 degrees and Mel's as a back up.
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Lucky Devils
6613 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028›1 Reply -
Unless you know the kids' tastes you're better off with a place with a big menu ... teens can be picky eaters. Mel's is not high cuisine but it's a safe bet.
IMHO, 25 Degrees is the best bet for burgers within walking distance, and I think teens would go for the vibe. It fills up fast at busy times and service can be a little slow, so have a backup.
The only remaining kid-friendly less-than-awful resto in Hollywood & Highland is CPK, there's a food court tucked in a corner on the third floor, but it's ... well, it's a food court.
Across the street from Lucky Strike Lanes is Le Oriental Bistro with okay Chinese.
http://www.leorientalbistro.net/
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25 Degrees Restaurant
7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028Mel's Drive In Hollywood
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maybe Lucky Devils for burgers? or if the kids have more adventurous palates, Palms Thai has the Thai Elvis which could be a kick for them.
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Lucky Devils
6613 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028Palms Thai Restaurant
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Pizzeria Mozza on Highland is great fun. Pizza and Teens...you can't go wrong and their appetizers and desserts are great too. Just make sure that you make a reservation in advance.
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Pizzeria Mozza
641 N. Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036›4 Replies-
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re: Phurstluv
Thanks Phurst, but I have a feeling my friends are more Domino's Pizza type of people and they won't like the price. Plus it's not always easy to get a reservation.
They will be spending their time sightseeing in Hollywood and I think they are more of the typical touristy types;o)
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