Wherever your rhythm moves you, you can get there by foot, bike, bus and light rail. Car-less living in LA? No joke. Just beyond Āto’s concierge-attended lobby are cultural landmarks, retail therapy, contemporary art, and culinary destinations. You’ll love living in downtown LA and feasting off the energy of the Arts District, two blocks from Little Tokyo. Also wander to the MOCA Geffen Contemporary, The Broad, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Grand Central Market, and so much more.
If LA is the City of Angels, then DLTA is heaven for foodies. Ramen, sushi, curry, yakitori, pupusas, Southern comfort fried chicken, bubble tea, craft beers, bespoke cocktails… You want celebrity chefs? DTLA has ‘em – from Ray Garcia to Josef Centeno to Bill Chait. Want a side of history? Fugetsu-Do, a mochi and manju confectionery that opened in Little Tokyo in 1903, is thought to be the oldest still-operating food establishment LA. Little Tokyo also is considered the birthplace of the California roll. DTLA’s eclectic, traditional, and trendy dining experiences await you.
