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Cole's French Dip
Cole's French Dip : Bar historique de Los Angeles et lieu de sandwich au jus de boeuf, avec un charme d'antan.
4.6(5 avis)
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Cole's French Dip : Bar historique de Los Angeles et lieu de sandwich au jus de boeuf, avec un charme d'antan.
Situé au 118 E 6th St, au centre-ville de Los Angeles, Cole's French Dip combine une sandwicherie et un bar historique, un lieu autrefois fréquenté par des mafieux dans les années 1950. Les clients louent le sandwich au jus de boeuf et l'agneau au feta, les frites à l'ail et les cocktails artisanaux comme l'Old Fashioned. L'ambiance à l'ancienne — photos vintage de Los Angeles, bar animé et personnel chaleureux — définit l'expérience, avec son passé chargé d'histoire et des signes d'une éventuelle fermeture.
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Sandwichs classiques au jus de bœuf et d'agneau, servis sur un pain délicieux avec le jus pour tremper.
Des cocktails préparés avec expertise, comme des Old Fashioneds, dans un bar historique avec une ambiance classique.
Plongez dans l'histoire de Los Angeles avec une décoration rétro, des photos et des récits de l'époque de 1908.
Des options savoureuses comprenant des frites à l'ail, des cornichons atomiques, des macaronis au fromage et des œufs marinés.
Idéal pour les touristes et les groupes qui souhaitent découvrir une partie de l'histoire culinaire de Los Angeles.
I went here to check it out before it closes down. They've been threatening to close it for at least 6 months. Lol I went at around 430pm, there were only 8 people there. Food was good, a lil expensive for the portion you get. I had the classic beef dip, it was good- not great, opted for tomato soup, tasted tinney. It's more of a bar than a restaurant- a Nice bar. Inside is an old school vibe - classic old LA pictures on the walls. Bartender was very nice. Place was clean. Area is a lil sketchy, parking not easy. Mainly pay lots. 'Gritty LA' ;)
We had beef dip, garlic fries, and a pickled egg. Their bread is absolutely delicious ( wish they would share where it's from ) . The beef dip lacked flavor , needed improvement. The garlic fries were delicious and best I have ever had. Pickled egg was good , but costly.
Highly recommend a visit before they close at the end of the year (a true crime). The lamb sandwich with feta is fantastic, atomic pickles have a kick, mac and cheese yummy, and drinks are craft made. Great bartenders too!
Do you love French Dip Sandwiches? Did you know it was made in the heart of Los Angeles in a historic bar (formerly frequented by the old mobsters from the 50s). This is one of the few surviving historic places in LA that hasn't turned hipster, overpriced, or lost its charm and quality. My friend took us to her favorite bar with this cool history. The food as delicious, and the old fashioneds were smooth as hell. Definitely recommend checking this piece of history in case it ever closes down. (the varnish: which was the Coles restaurant prohibition era speakeasy is now forever closed) Make sure you come to where they invented the French Dip!
Update - You had better try Cole’s soon, as it has just announced it will be closing for good in Sept! Cole’s gets a 5 star across the board review from me. I went for the French Dip, but stayed for the Old Fashions! This place can seem a bit touristy, but the sandwiches live up to the reputation. I would rate them as better than the equally famous place near by. Notably, the ‘dip’ is better here. Plus the atmosphere is more old school, and the bar is an added plus. Overall, a good place to spend a little time when in downtown LA.
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