"Destroyed by the Eaton Fire after the blaze spread to Altadena. The Eaton Fire began January 7, 2025 and had grown to more than 14,000 acres as of January 13; more than 52,000 residents were placed under evacuation orders and an estimated 1,000 structures were damaged or destroyed." - Rebecca Roland
"Reported destroyed by the Eaton Fire; listed among the Altadena restaurants that were destroyed in the blaze." - Mona Holmes
"A neighborhood establishment on North Lake Avenue in Altadena that was destroyed by the Eaton Fire during the recent outbreak." - Mona Holmes
"Centrally placed on North Lake Avenue (next door to the local coffee spot and a block away from El Patron), this neighborhood dive bar functioned as a walkable, grown-up local spot where people could find a taste of home: sipping a beer, downing a shot, or taking in one of Southern California’s best bloody marys. It served as a reunion point for locals who had moved away and wanted a familiar place to gather. — Mona Holmes, editor, Eater Southern California/Southwest" - Eater Staff
"A restaurant and bar in Altadena that was destroyed by the fire." - Nicole Adlman