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Sipan Bakery
🇦🇲 ARMENIA / HISTORICAL: A seemingly old-school bakery in Glendale is doing some pretty fun and VERY LA things with its menu.
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Jared Cohee
Viking Pizza & Kabob
🇸🇪 SWEDEN / HISTORICAL: A marriage of Balkan and Italian favorites filtered through a Swedish palate, yes Swedish pizza is a thing!
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Jared Cohee
Havlabar Restaurant
🇬🇪 GEORGIA / HISTORICAL: Sometimes a bit hit or miss, this Glendale restaurant is the place to find the deepest menu of Georgian foods around Los…
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Jared Cohee
El Huarache Azteca
🇲🇽 ESTADO DE MÉXICO, MÉXICO / FREE FRIDAY FAVORITES: While the namesake antojito is revered as a deity here in Highland Park, every meal and weekend…
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Jared Cohee
Mambo's Cafe
🇨🇺 CUBA / HISTORICAL: An unlikely location at the edge of the Glendale-Burbank border lives a fun Cuban restaurant that should not be overlooked.
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Jared Cohee
Kitty O'Shea's Irish Imports
🇮🇪 IRELAND / HISTORICAL: All the products from Ireland and the United Kingdom have a home at this Eagle Rock market.
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Jared Cohee
Mama's Shawarma
🇸🇾 SYRIA / HISTORICAL: Permanently Closed.
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Jared Cohee
Berolina Bakery & Pastry Shop
🇸🇪 SWEDEN / HISTORICAL: A pan-European bakery in the northern reaches of Glendale has a distinct Swedish flare that should be thoroughly investigated.
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Jared Cohee
Max's of Manila
🇵🇭 PHILIPPINES / HISTORICAL: "Sarap to the Bones Since 1945" is hard to argue with when you see Max's constantly busy with Filipino families.
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Jared Cohee
Cariaco Venezuelan Food
🇻🇪 VENEZUELA / HISTORICAL: A one stop shop for Venezuelan takeout and products at this small space in Glendale.
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Jared Cohee
Akkad Mediterranean & Iraqi Grill
🇮🇶 IRAQ / HISTORICAL: A casual strip mall restaurant in Glendale happens to be home to a wide array of Iraqi foods.
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Jared Cohee
Mariscos El Faro
🇲🇽 SINALOA, MÉXICO / HISTORICAL: If you try hard while biting into these fresh mariscos, the beaches of Mazatlán can be heard and felt.
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Jared Cohee
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