Akemi is loving this hotel more than I am, although she’s disappointed that, for a dog-friendly hotel, she’s hasn’t seen one dog. She’s a big fun of the rustic motif. I find the neighborhood somewhat lacklustre – outside of a nearby Shake Shack.
To this point, this has been a trip told in burgers. Of the four meals I’ve had so far, three have included burgers. First up was the Impossible Burger (unavailable in Canada). As far as non-meat alternates go, this was the best I’ve ever had. Having said that, I still prefer beef.
The best dessert so far was this nutella and cherry hazelnut crumble at the hotel. I had this at 2:00 p.m. and then practically slept through dinner four hours later.
Shake Shack! I had the double cheeseburger and a milkshake that could only be eaten with one of their all too bendy spoons. Akemi had a plain burger and crinkle fries. Weird Al Yankovic was enjoying lunch at the next table.
One of my first meetings was at the “House of Lanterns”. I’m a big fan. Hoping this project we have in the works ultimately pans out.
Doesn’t look particularly safe to me, but what do I know?
It doesn’t get any more L.A. than Danny Trejo’s donut shop.
Hey, look who’s also in town! It’s former Dark Matter line producer Robbie David!
The french version of the Big Mac at Petit Trois, served with a bordelaise sauce.
Two pitches tomorrow and a general meeting tomorrow. We’re eyeing Friday for a visit to the pug shelter.
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