Koreatown
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- The HR Dept
Koreatown is one of LA's most densely and diversely populated neighborhoods; historically home to mostly Korean and Latino immigrants whose cultural influence pervades the three-square mile, palm tree-lined expanse. After recovering from the LA riots in the '90s, K-town has become one of the city’s hippest areas thanks to its rich architectural heritage, exceptional eats and vibrant nightlife.
Quarters
Mok Maru Jong Sul Jip
Wi Spa
Frank 'n Hank
The Prince
The Wiltern
Breakroom 86
Daiso Japan
Escala
HMS Bounty
The Line
California Donuts
POT
(not the) last dance for Maryjane
Kobawoo
R Bar
Dan Sung Sa
Cassell's
Wilshire Boulevard Temple
Biergarten
Beer Belly
Poketo
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Poketo
- Address
- 3515 Wilshire Boulevard
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'I would take the 405 to the 101 for you' is one among many charming quips you'll read amongst the pithy stationary found at Poketo, a boutique shop at The Line Hotel. Initially an online concept seeking to make everyday art & design accessible to the people, this is the second retail location for Poketo (the other is on 3rd and Wilshire). Just beyond the hotel lobby, marble floors and unstained, wall-to-wall wood shelving cement the luxury meets artist pop-up vibe. If you're looking to peruse wares made by a variety of up-and-coming makers and local collaborators, or want to blow some hard-earned scratch on things you don't need but MUSTHAVE, go to there.