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Throwing a small bday party for my wife, getting together with about 12-16 people and can’t decide between these two spots. Need some opinions as I have been to neither, our usual spot was Angel City.

Which one is better in regard to parking, fun, food and for a group of our size on a Sunday afternoon? We may also want to hop to another place after (so I assume Arts District wins on that front).

Open to other suggestions as well, thanks!

Saw the post earlier and in the interest of finding some new places to eat I thought I’d make a list of my go-to spots for each cuisine and/or specific items. Would love some differing opinions, suggestions, etc. there’s only so much time in the day to find new stuff.

Sushi - Onori
“American” Sushi - Hana
Ramen - Silverlake Ramen
Italian - Nonno’s
Carbonara - Trattoria Toscana
Thai - Goi Express
Pozole - La Bamba
Korean - Sura
Creole - Sharon’s
Fancy - Talia’s Kitchen
American - Savage Chef
Mexican - El Canario
Oaxacan - Cocina Del Carmen
Burritos - Socal Tacos & Beer
Tacos - Aztec Tacos
Bakery/Sandwich - Little Goat, Great Harvest
Asian Bakery - 85 Degrees
Socal Sandwich - Board and Brew (sauce)
Italian Sandwich - Rock n Jay's
Boba - Rapha Tea
Indian - Himalayan Taste
Mediterranean - Kan Zaman
Matcha Latte - Little Goat
Coffee - Intazza
Chinese - Chef K
Pizza and a date - Goat and Vine
Peruvian - La Choza
KBBQ - DPoong
French Fries - McDonalds

Things I need.
-Pizza, please help I’m ordering from Marco’s rn
-Steak, anyone out there got A5 wagyu on the menu?
-Vietnamese
-Filipino
-American BBQ, macaroni is a must
-Spanish, octopus
-Seafood???

Haven’t tried but heard of.
-Toast
-Mongol House
-Landeros
-The Cuban Hut