Nino Arobelidze

Mathew Bourne’s Romeo & Juliette at the Ahmanson Theatre was an extraordinary experience. Got the chance to catch the closing night performance and it was extraordinary. Great space and accommodations.

You can purchase an all day parking pass (good for 24 hours) or hourly. Probably gets much busier during weekends (beach valley ball?, boating) but weekday visit presented a moment for a peaceful stop by the water. There are a couple spots to eat if you’re hungry as well. I recommend The Hive ground floor of AMLI buildings just up the street; it’s is organic and offers vegetarian options.

Classic Chicago spot and a neighborhood favorite. Went to a private screening but I will be back for Marcel The Shell AND 3 Thousand Years of Longing. The staff were so lovely. The lounge looked inviting and I’d very much like to try the soft pretzels on the menu next time I’m around.

I called to see if they had what ai was looking for and was treated with utmost respect and courtesy. I didn’t end up visiting the store in person because they didn’t have the wig i am currently searching for but I might stop by at some point to check out other selections.

Hall Plaza has a lot to offer to the neighborhood. Love to see it. Get your phone upgraded at TMobile, pick up a coffee and a croissant at the DD, get your driver’s license renewed at the DMV or even take yourself wig shopping if you like. There’s a Walmart and a slew of other stores like La Michoacana, Super Pollo, Discovery clothing, Big Lots, and a nail salon (Just Nails).
This Plaza is definitely not a spot to let your guard down especially so in the night time as it is a large parking area and there is a lot of through traffic. Be sure to keep your eyes open and don’t sit around in your parked car, checking your phone.