by Sevada Begijanyan
Although Los Angeles may be the food capital of the United States, it is often very hard to find a decent meal at a low cost amongst the many different varieties of food that the LA scene has to offer. Many students find themselves in constant search of delicious and affordable food.
The search is finally over! A scent of Italy in the heart of Westwood; these are the exact words used to describe the Armenian-owned, hole in the wall called, “Angelino’s café.”
The café has been an old time favorite for some of Hollywood’s top actors and actresses. Now, the restaurant is finding its dining area filled with hungry students.
Coming in through the door of the restaurant, you find yourself surrounded by the aroma of garlic that is used in all Italian kitchens.
The small, yet elegant kitchen in the restaurant is run by three people: the waiter, the busboy, and the owner himself, who also plays the role of chef as he creates amazing dishes. This small diner offers a great variety of Italian food at a low cost. The menu is very simple and delicious; composed of basic Italian sandwiches, pastas and salads.
Angelino’s café not only has a cozy atmosphere but fast and meticulous service as well. The wonderful staff creates a friendly environment where a student can eat great food while studying.
I highly suggest the pesto chicken sandwich consisting of a mouthwatering grilled piece of chicken, lettuce, and homemade pesto sauce served on a sourdough bun.
It is truly a scent of Italy!
www.angelinocafe.com
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