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Philippe the Original Restaurant Specializing In French Dip Sand
(213) 628-3781
1001 N Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Categories: Delicatessen, Sandwich, Soup & Salad Restaurants
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Updated 06/11/2009
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There is a lot of Los Angeles to love, so please enjoy part 2 of my guides to neighborhoods on the Eastside* *I realize this is a loaded term for some people. Is it wrong of me to consider these neighborhoods "eastside" because they are not all east o...
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Updated 08/08/2009
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There are few things in this world that I love more than a good sandwich. There's just something about the innate possibilities that two slices of bread and some fixings hold that makes me giddy. And while I can make a hell of a sandwich at home, somet...
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You can’t really write about Los Angeles sandwiches and not mention Philippe’s— a heaven on earth for french dip lovers.
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Updated 08/27/2008
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Dating is pretty stressful. Not only do you have to pick out an outfit, do your hair, and cover any embarrassing blemishes, but you have to decide on a place to meet up! So in order to make your life a little less stressful, here are a few places not t...
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A sandwich that’s been dipped in gravy! Red alert! Red alert! It may be scrumptious, but it will be a disaster. So save your dignity and your favorite white shirt by avoiding this landmark as far as dating destinations go.
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Updated 08/04/2009
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Los Angeles is way overpopulated (the traffic and ridiculous property values are a testament to that,) and as a result there are long lines for anything worth waiting for and in some cases some things that are definitely NOT worth waiting for). That be...
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The french dip sandwiches here are beyond legendary, which usually translates to VERY LONG lines.
