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Exterior view of Natureba Brazilian Juice Bar, a vibrant green building with a prominent sign, thatched awnings, and outdoor wooden tables and benches on a sunny day.

Natureba Brazilian Juice Bar Grab an Acai Bowl and a Smoothie

Natureba Brazilian Juice Bar sits on Artesia Boulevard in Redondo Beach, which churns out fresh smoothies, super-charged acai bowls and Brazilian snacks like cheese bread and coxhinas (chicken croquettes) to a loyal league of followers.

A gourmet brunch plate from Otium featuring sliced steak topped with chimichurri and two fried eggs, accompanied by a fresh salad of sliced cucumbers and sea beans. This image showcases Otium's elevated rustic dining.

Otium: Brunch & The Broad

Nestled at the end of a 24,000-square-foot public plaza adjacent to contemporary art museum, The Broad, is just what Otium, the restaurant, has come to dene.

A two-tiered copper platter overflowing with ice and an assortment of fresh seafood, including crab legs, a lobster tail, oysters, mussels, and shrimp, garnished with lime and lemon slices. The image highlights SOL Cocina's seafood offerings.

SOL Cocina Playa Vista Brings Baja to the Westside

The backbone of the SOL Cocina Playa Vista menu begins with Antojitos (or “traditional Mexican snack foods”), kicking things off with avocados, which are diced and mashed into two variations of guacamole: Naked Guacamole, with cilantro, lime, onion, Serrano chiles and tomato, and Guacamole SOL, with mango, tequila, onions, goat cheese, pepitas and cilantro.