La 27 Restaurante

Nicaraguan restaurant · Pico-Union

La 27 Restaurante

Nicaraguan restaurant · Pico-Union

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1830 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006

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Pico-Union’s go-to for authentic Nicaraguan eats like nacatamales and fritanga, served with weekend live music vibes.  

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1830 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006 Get directions

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1830 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006 Get directions

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The 14 Best Tamales In Los Angeles

"This Nicaraguan restaurant in Pico-Union is home to the nacatamal, a giant pork, tomato, and potato-filled tamale that comes so neatly wrapped in boiled banana leaves that it wouldn’t be out of place underneath a Christmas tree. Let us rephrase that—we’d be completely fine if one ended up under ours, because the combination of the spicy pork and the pop of salty acidity from the green olives makes this one our favorite versions in town." - brant cox, sylvio martins

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19 Incredible Places to Eat Central American Food in Los Angeles - Eater LA

"LA’s most popular Nicaraguan restaurant covers the classics: baho, vigoron and chanco all piled on a plate with an unwieldy structure of tajadas verde (green banana strips), fried squares of cheese, sweet plantains covered in cabbage slaw on a bed of gallo pinto (beans and rice mixed together) in a culinary Jenga that gets toppled upon your first bite." - Bill Esparza

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La 27th Restaurante Review - Pico Union - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"This Nicaraguan restaurant in Pico-Union is home to the nacatamal, a giant pork, tomato, and potato-filled tamale that comes so neatly wrapped in boiled banana leaves that it wouldn’t be out of place underneath a Christmas tree. Let us rephrase that - we’d be completely fine if one ended up under ours, because the combination of the spicy pork and pop of salty acidity from the green olives makes this one our favorite versions in town." - Brant Cox

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Andres Osorio

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The place is a little dated, and parking on the weekends can be a pain. Other than that, it’s pretty authentic. I got the fritanga and cacao. They had a musician, so it was kinda loud.

Ochan R

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Is true !!! My family tell me like a week a go that this restaurant star lowing they standards was priced but food was good and was a big plates y good services so I have to see by my self and yea I order my favorite ones yuca frita and chicharrón also the famous naca tamales and yea unflavor tamal no crunchy yuca just three pises of meet services long face not special curtido passion fruit water nasty but same high prices .

Katerine Zeledon

Google
Delicious food, friendly people , Nice person and honestly

k G

Google
Love this location. A little bit pricey, but worth it since it’s authentic and fresh. Best days to visit is when there is a performer

Ramón Álvarez

Google
A place I would always go back to more because I love the food they prepare there is a very cheerful atmosphere and with live music.

Nazareno Silvestri

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Couldnt rate it as it closed at 9pm and we had to go elsewhere. What a shame. Wanted to eat some good nica food but many places close too early.

Jorge Rodriguez

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Of you like to experience Nicaragua's culture and food... This is the place!!! And every weekend live music. Come to Nicaragua, without actually going that far.

S Nelson

Google
Great place to eat nicaraguan food, service is ok..food is good reminds me of home. They do sell toñas and there's live music on the weekends.