From the
Los Angeles Times:
"This trendy new diner is located on a historic stretch of Main Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. … The menu is moderately priced and carries a roster of egg and pancake dishes along with burgers, salads, soups and vegan and vegetarian options."
No alcohol available. Serving breakfast and lunch Tue–Sun, dinner Tue–Sat. Closed Mon
Zagat 2011: 22 food rating (very good to excellent)
Jonathan Gold, LA Weekly, 99 Essential LA Restaurants, 2010
"Even given the gentrification of downtown, the Nickel is an unlikely success, steps from what used to be considered the most notorious intersection in town, on an artist-intensive block that may still have the highest concentration of SRO hotels of any in Los Angeles."
— Jonathan Gold, LA Weekly
From the
Los Angeles Times:
"This trendy new diner is located on a historic stretch of Main Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. … The menu is moderately priced and carries a roster of egg and pancake dishes along with burgers, salads, soups and vegan and vegetarian options."
No alcohol available. Serving breakfast and lunch Tue–Sun, dinner Tue–Sat. Closed Mon
Zagat 2011: 22 food rating (very good to excellent)
Jonathan Gold, LA Weekly, 99 Essential LA Restaurants, 2010
"Even given the gentrification of downtown, the Nickel is an unlikely success, steps from what used to be considered the most notorious intersection in town, on an artist-intensive block that may still have the highest concentration of SRO hotels of any in Los Angeles."
— Jonathan Gold, LA Weekly