A city is a place of tremendous variety, usually constructed upon rock ‘n’ roll. Plumb the secret depths of Los Angeles with today's Groupon. Purchase one of the following food tours from Six Taste:
- $33 tour of Thai Town (a $55 value)
- $39 tour of Santa Monica (a $65 value)
- $33 tour of Little Tokyo (a $55 value)
- $30 Delicious Dumpling tour (a $55 value)
- $30 tour of New Chinatown (a $55 value)
- $39 tour of Hollywood (a $65 value)
- $35 tour of Downtown Los Angeles (a $60 value)
All tours depart on Saturday or Sunday morning or afternoon, and cover between 2 and 12 blocks. The Santa Monica tour is the longest, meandering through town and stopping at local spots, such as the Tudor House and Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery, while the Little Tokyo tour keeps it light and easy with tea tastings (available with morning tours only) and dainty snacks of herculean tuna bellies. Tastings are subject to change without notice.
A professional eating guide leads each 3- to 4 hour tour and winds you through the kitchen, restrooms, and out the back alley of each surprised restaurant. Along the way, you'll get to chat with the restaurant owners and take in neighborhoods you've never before seen or tasted, or scratched and sniffed. Each tour is subject to availability.
Reviews
The Christian Science Monitor featured a Six Taste food tour, saying:
- The 3-1/2-hour excursions offer foodies a window on both the cuisine and cultural life of various ethnic neighborhoods that many rarely explore. – Gloria Goodale
More than 120 Yelpers award Six Taste an average of five stars, and TripAdvisors give it a perfect five stars, naming it the second best attraction in Los Angeles in Los Angeles:
- There is only one Thai Town in the U.S. and it's in L.A., so you should not miss out on this excellent tour. – Grandpaberg, TripAdvisor
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to Weekends: Museum Etiquette
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- On the first Tuesday of every month, museums funded by the government hold Funseum days during which all nonfelonious crimes are legal within museum walls.
- Cell phone usage is not only tolerated, but is encouraged. In fact, many museums now offer "loaner phones" to keep patrons entertained while they visit the museum.
- Remember, library ghosts are the ones who attack visitors. Museum ghosts simply ask a riddle and move on.
- Art museums will tolerate yelling only if it is to cheer for your favorite art.
- Do not panic if you misplace your child during the visit. Simply pick one up from the Take a Child, Leave a Child Pen at the exit.
- Visitors who manage to see every exhibit in one trip will be given complimentary hot wings and a T-shirt reading "I Survived the Atomic Museum Sauce."
- Close your eyes for the majority of the trip, because if you learn more than three things, you have to pay double admission.
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