City in California, United States
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Bellflower is a city in the Gateway Cities region of Los Angeles County in Southern California.
Thai food that was featured as one of the best vegetarian restaurants by the Los Angeles Times.
Bellflower is home to the original Chris' & Pitts' and is locally adored for its wood fire bar-b-q specialties.
Golden Corral drew large crowds for its all-you-can eat buffet and continues to have long lines at meal time. A favorite feature is the chocolate fountain with various treats waiting to be dipped.
Ricci's is easy to miss as the front looks like a small deli. On the inside, a larger dining room serving hearty portions of Italian food can be found in the back. Parking is in a small lot to the north between the building and the 91 Freeway exit.
The 1980s live on at the New Wave Restaurant & Bar. 80s themed decor and drinks along with live concerts by 1980s groups like the English Beat, Mary Jane Girls, and Missing Persons in an intimate (e.g. tiny) venue.
Amenities: Outdoor unheated pool, wi-fi for a fee, kids stay free, pets allowed.
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