Atwater Village
If you’re an eastsider, Atwater Village is where you move if you want to feel a little bit grown up, but aren’t quite ready to be Eagle Rock grown up. Once no more than poppy fields, this lesser known, little-brother neighborhood is on the rise. Compete with other “creatives” to get a “I can’t believe we actually got it” house before Forbes gets word about all the cool stuff happening here and ruins everything. But seriously, this place is as diverse as it is welcoming. Quiet, tree-lined streets? Check. Surplus of locals-heavy happy hours and vibrant weekend energy? Yep. New bars, cafes and interesting shops opening on the regs? All the time. That elusive ‘community feel’? In spades. It's the perfect LA neighborhood for discovery...and also brunch.
Proof Bakery
Dune
Falafel even your snobby NY friends will love.
Bigfoot Lodge
The Village Bakery and Cafe
Momed Atwater Village
Tacos Villa Corona
Viet Noodle Bar
Heartbeat House
GameHäus Café
Bon Vivant Market & Cafe
Golden Road Brewing
The Juice
Treehaus
Common
The Griffin
Club Tee Gee
L.A. River
Atwater Village Farmers' Market
The Morrison
Link-N-Hops
Alias Books East
Jacknife Records & Tapes
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Momed Atwater Village
- Address
- 3245 Casitas Avenue
- Website
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The spectacular Momed is tucked away in a residential neighborhood with subtle signage – this is not your typical looking restaurant, but the backyard oasis is a hidden Atwater Village treasure. Traditional Mediterranean cuisine with a modern twist…influences of Italy, Spain, Israel, Lebanon, Turkey and Morocco are felt in a divine menu that throws in a little California flare for the win. A perfect example is the addictive Avocado Hummus, which you can devour in a pleasant, casual setting with a lovely Egyptian Tile dominated aesthetic. Happy hour and brunch are not to be missed.