All Time in Los Feliz serves comfort foods for breakfast, lunch and dinner

Bill Addison reviews All Time in Los Feliz, serving comfort foods for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • November 14, 2019
Los Angeles newcomers always remember their first Southern California tremor. Mine happened while eating breakfast at All Time in Los Feliz on Independence Day this year. The ground went wavy beneath us and my friend Hillary, also a recent...
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