You guys are fantastic!

Love it ! Legend restaurant !

I just loved , loved , loved your opening to this video!!!!! As a boomer it is much appreciated during the holidays. I've been watching your channel for a while now and you guys are GREAT !! If you can , maybe in the future you could review Barney's Beanery on Santa Monica in Weho. I left Weho in 2007 and wish I never left LA , it would be great to see it again. Thanks guys .... merry Christmas and happy new years .

WHY WERENT YOU AT ELF PRACTICE?!!!!!

Never have I ever had a good pastie. I live in the UP Michigan where they were invented. Always dry with no seasoning and have to rely on the gravy to save them. Let’s be honest anything dipped in good gravy is edible.

The first time I had Escargot I was 12 or 13 at a famous steak house in Portland, Or. Can’t remember name of restaurant but do remember the Escargot and it was great. Love to try it there. Thanks for sharing your travels.

9:30 The flat rice noodles are Chow Fun. It's one of my faves! Love your content and style. As always...

The pastrami is not that good. Maybe that’s why they have to put a bunch of topping on it to hide the tasteless meat. Good pastrami doesn’t need much of anything with it.

Love defranco's🎉 have you guys tried Matt and Tony's? I don't know if it's still the original people but we've been following them from location to location since they came here from the East Coast. My family absolutely loves them we make a special trip on out to North Hollywood when they have the little spot that was about that size right next to the wash. They would get the full cuts of meat from the East Coast full length many feet long🎉 it says on Yelp there in Mission Hills now.

I am so glad that you interview owners or service people that know the restaurant. Love hearing history. Some of the best food come from small shacks like this. Thanks again for showcasing a local spot.

I liked it first.

I value the ability to step back in time and kind of check things out. of course I had to get some apple pie, but the choice is hickory burger when I stop there.

Langer's, Art's, Factor's - All better than Canter's and none of them have insane homeless people blocking urine soaked sidewalks leading to their their entrances.

OMG that Chris Rock scene lmao!!! Great job guys keep it up, much love!

Maybe when you get 5k subscribers you should a meet and greet. Then we can celebrate together. Thanks for sharing these locations.

I had a very pleasant meal there so long ago that we just walked in late night, no reservation needed

I've been going to the Safari Room since i was 7 years old. The original owner's name was Jim Gentry who also owned a place very similar in San Fernamdo called Jim Gentry's Fin and Feather.

A Stones Throw Away from Warner Bros Studios (Gate 5).

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LOL, I dislike the garlic cheese bread. Plebeian to say the least. It’s famous mostly because people with plebeian taste keeps saying it tastes good. The rest of the menu is really good, though.

The best garlic cheese bread in Burbank is at THE RAMP. Smokehouse's is an 8 - the RAMP is a TEN! The 'Bomb' at the Smokehouse is the wedge salad. Ice cold, fresh, crisp and amazing dressing, bacon bits, etc...Steaks and soups all quality I agree with your review on those items.

Thank you for this one. Like the Tam it was one of my grandmother’s and hence family favorite places growing up. So apparently I’ve been dining there since before his born 50+ years ago.

Good vid

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What letter is under the ring? I can see it goes P-R-I-D-E-?-O-E, but I can't think of a letter that works in that space.

That ain't nowhere NEAR Hollywood. 3-4 miles south of East Hollywood.

Yes, LA does have the best Pastrami but It ain't Canters...you two idiots. Where are you from?....no, really, where are you two truly from? Bless your hearts.

Tanbles always better than booths if anyone in the party is over 6 foot tall

Went there because I missed Katz's in NYC and Posin's, Baltimore Delicatessen in my hometown, Washington, DC.

Loved Canter's when I lived in LA in the 70's!

fyi there are some russian and armenian delis close by toward weho and little armenia. further east is some asian delis and a bit north in heood proper there is a great persian deli with famous ice cream

los angeles has tons of late night eats trust me, im a night owl

i have lived right by both canters & langers. the bar next to canters called kibitz room was my spot!

My nomination would go to Johnnys Pastrami on Sepulveda Blvd between Washington and Washington Place in Culver City. Best dang pickles on earth.

Gotta eat here next time I'm in LA at Christmas.

The Millennial Dog is my favorite; least I think that was the name. Foot long Jalapeño dog with chili, bacon, etc. It might be the LA street dog now if name changed. Either way great hot dogs.

All these places are not far from high desert. Going on a road trip!

Glad to see the cafe be around al these years. Too many historical places, like those on Route 66, have long gone away. Thanks for sharing.

I think New York. Thanks for your review. Did not know it was a theater, the history and the pictures from Boyle Heights. to present. This area was the 2nd Haight Asbury in the late 60`s. 😃🥪

Putting this vlog into my "to visit" folder! Recently subscribed, enjoying your style and content. May I suggest the Mitla, in San Bernardino. My hanai took me there in June, it was excellent, with history to boot! As always...

Love Canter’s! Slash grew up with Marc Canter, he became the band’s photographer for years.

My father and I eat a tradition Thanksgiving meal there on Thanksgiving. Good place, good food, and a lot of history.

I-5 was not built in 1955, it was US-99 that James drove on. CA-14 was US-6, until the 1964 California highway renumbering. (I'm a highway geek) The algorithm brought me by, I'm now subbing. Love your style. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3eQf2xjdrSggNk Steve, who hosts Sidetrack Adventures, does excellent work on this vlog at the James Dean Memorial.

OLDEST and most EXPENSIVE diner......

If you like waiters tossing the dry burger on a paper plate and the top of the bun flies off, then this is the place for you. Not worth it.

In his "Tales of the Saugus Café," historian Jerry Reynolds (1937-1996) tells us President Benjamin Harrison stopped and dined at the SPRR Saugus Depot while waiting for a delegation from Santa Barbara to meet him there in April 1891. (The diner became the Saugus Café.) Typewritten notes signed by Reynolds in the SCV Historical Society collection show the writer based his information on an article published in the Los Angeles Times. On further examination, although the Santa Barbara delegation initially intended to meet him at Saugus (Times, April 17, 1891), when the day came (April 24), the plans changed. After spending the night in Pasadena, Harrison was treated to a parade in that city the following morning, then traveled by train to San Fernando and briefly addressed well-wishers while the locomotives were swapped out. He then continued through Newhall and Saugus without stopping (at least not long enough to disembark) and on to Santa Paula where he stopped and made a somewhat lengthier speech. From there he continued to San Buenaventura (Ventura) where the Santa Barbara delegation was waiting for him.

James last meal was actually at a different restaurant in SCV called Tip’s located at the Castaic junction

Rarebit is 100% Welsh.

Western & Olympic is Koreatown - the 'hood! Been going to this joint since I was six, when it looked like the little house that's right next door!.

James Dean died September 30th 1955 at about 5:45pm at hwy 46 and hwy 41. RIP James Dean.