Walking Spanish, a modern Central American pop-up has begun a Sunday and Monday residency at Las Perlas in West Hollywood.Several of LA’s most amazing dishes can be located on the back patio area of a white wine bar or under an EZ-up on an area corner. Pop-ups are instilled in the dining society of the Southland, whether they’re a sneak peek of a more long-term area or simply a one-off. This is a guide to new and recurring pop-ups around community. Have a pop-up that should be on this list? Email us at la@eater.com.
Strolling Spanish, a contemporary Central American pop-up has begun a Sunday and Monday residency at Las Perlas in West Hollywood. The food selection includes dishes like crammed yucca french fries, a braised brief rib with kimchi and cheese, and a deep-fried hen sandwich. 7511 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90046.
Head to Dulan’s on Crenshaw for Kim Prince’s Hotville Poultry pop-up any type of Wednesday or Thursday for Nashville warm chicken sandwiches, intense wings, and timeless spirit food under the same roof. Head to the rear patio from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and if there on a Wednesday night, it’s talked word and poetry night.
Over in Lincoln Levels, Benny Child Brewing’s woman-run Introvert Night Market runs from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on August 24. Though local business will certainly offer their items, there’s a lot of food on-site with the arancini pop-up Ateball from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., and pies from Quarantine Pizza until 11 p.m. Access is complimentary, however this is a 21 and over occasion. 1821 Daly Road, Lincoln Levels, CA, 90031.
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