Loteria Grill

"The original Farmer's Market is great (and worth checking out regardless), but most of the food is sub-par. This spot is not. Excellent molé, enchiladas, soups, and tacos. Then order up a beer from the bar in the next stall, and you're set to people watch tourists for the next 2 hours." - One Long House

"The down and dirty Mexican food here appeases even the pickiest palette (they have the basics, like quesadillas and simple chicken tacos), and it’s in the long-standing Farmer’s Market, which is adjacent to The Grove. There, you’ll find an American Girl Doll and a Dylan’s Candy Bar."

"The down and dirty Mexican food here appeases even the pickiest palette (they have the basics, like quesadillas and simple chicken tacos), and it’s in the long-standing Farmer’s Market, which is adjacent to The Grove. There, you’ll find an American Girl Doll and a Dylan’s Candy Bar."

"Chef Jimmy Shaw has transformed his commissary kitchen into a place for bulk orders and takeaway meals. The restaurant offers many Loteria staple dishes including burritos, tacos, bowls, and larger plates, served from an app instead of a traditional restaurant. Shaw envisions scaling up with small takeaway windows across the city." - Farley Elliott

"Loteria Grill will close its Hollywood location this Sunday, reducing chef Jimmy Shaw’s remaining restaurants to two. Previously, Loteria locations were widespread from LAX to the original Farmers Market to Hollywood. Now, only the airport and Forum locations remain. Shaw plans to convert space in his commissary kitchen at Pico and Crenshaw into a mostly takeaway taco spot, with the catering arm operating in the back." - Farley Elliott