#1 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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poohstanggt says:
Not sure how I ended up coming here the first time but I can remember eating here as long as I remember being alive! LOL. Considering they opened when I was 4 years old - not too bad! :-)
Lucio opened this hole in the wall restaurant in the 70's and the local community has supported him since. …
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#2 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
Musha is a Japanese "pub" type place that servers tapas style food and a multitude of delicious drinks. The food comes in small plates, and is meant to shared. All of the dishes are unique, well thought-out, and delicious. Some of the dishes you get to cook yourself, and they bring out a tiny, cool …
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#3 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
I've already written a few reviews of Peet's proclaiming the merits of their fine vanilla lattes, but this review will focus more on the new Torrance location. It's bigger than most Peet's in that it offers a more tables and chairs for seating. Good place to read or study. Considering the lack of go…
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#4 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Amtrak says:
This restaurant originally opened in Torrance in the 80's or 90's. It then closed and became a Carrows. Less then 1 year ago, the owner decided to close the Carrows and bring back Bob's Big Boy. I had never ate at Bob's Big Boy before it re-opened but this national chain (primaril…
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#5 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
Cute restaurant and one of the finer dining options available in the South Bay. The decorations are upscale but also warm and friendly, which makes it feel more like a comfy neighborhood bistro rather than an exclusive eatery. There is an intimate upstairs loft area and also seating available outs…
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#6 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
I've probably eaten here at least 50 times since moving back down to LA, so a review is long overdue. Poquito Mas is a small, Los Angeles based Mexican food chain that serves fresh, delicious, and relatively cheap food.
If you are a first-timer here, you should definitely order the steak tostada.…
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#7 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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jenn79 says:
Located near Lucky Strike in the Del Amo Fashion Center
I was pleasantly surprised with this restaurant, as I've heard things ranging from it's the coolest place on earth to its a pretentious piece of crap. It's definitely somewhere in between, with the atmosphere being more mellow and service be…
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#8 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
Was craving ramen and found out about Santouka via Chowhound. It's located in a giant Japanese supermarket/mall complex called Mitsuwa. The inside of the market is unlike most places you will find in the US, and is fun for it's novelty. I don't know if it's what Japan is like, but it's pretty cool. …
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#9 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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poohstanggt says:
I was very excited to find a cupcake bakery in Torrance near my parents house and thought I obviously needed to check it out to see how it compared with the other ones I've tried.
Sadly, I was not as impressed as I hoped I would be. We arrived late on Saturday, about 20 minutes before they clos…
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#10 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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electricapples says:
Claim Jumper is a restaurant located mostly in the western part of the US, with a few locations in the midwest. This is not what I would call a typical restaurant though. The atmosphere is very different. It has a homely feeling, almost like being in a mountain cabin or something. It is also ver…
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#11 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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TRE69 says:
Gyu-Kaku Restaurant is Japanese BBQ where you are the "grill master". The menu has many cuts of meat from bovine to swine and poultry to fish and seafood...a bit of everything to satisfy any craving. The six house marinades make each bite one to savor. The small portions allow the diner to try the …
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#12 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
Decent, semi-reliable casual Japanese cuisine in the Rolling Hills Plaza. I usually just stick to the Nabeyaki Udon, which is pretty good and not too expensive. Some of the other stuff that I've had here (like a Kimchi soup/stew dish) have been pretty bad. There are probably nearly 100 items on the …
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#13 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
Ikko is a tiny little restaurant right next to Inaba, another Japanese restaurant that I enjoy immensely. Lisa and I wanted to try something new, so we decided to try Ikko.
The setting of Ikko is unusual, but in a good way. It's a bit trendy, with dark woods and dim lighting. The restaurant is TI…
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#14 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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TRE69 says:
"Housed" at the outdoor promenade of the Del Amo Fashion Center, RA Sushi Bar Restaurant is a lively and jamming place to go for a Pacific Rim-inspired menu. The atmosphere is hip with hip-hop and rock tunes pumping through the sound system. Old school Beastie Boys and raw fish...
Anyways, my c…
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#15 of 15 restaurants in Torrance
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Eric says:
This is a pretty popular cafe/restaurant in the South Bay, but after coming here recently for dinner, I wasn't too impressed. The first thing I noticed was that everything was relatively cheap. Most of the entrees were under $15, and from the descriptions on the menu most of the items seemed delecta…
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Lucio's Restaurante Mexicano
1 review
Bob's Big Boy
1 review
Babycakes Baking Company
1 review
Misto Caffe and Bakery
1 review
