You won’t be eating like a king at Falafel King.
If eating out for atmosphere and high quality food is not why
you dine out, then Falafel King is worth a try.

One of the best things about Thai food is how freshly it is
prepared. The food at Emporium Thai Cuisine is no exception.
The spring rolls were a very good start, prepared with fresh
cabbage, carrots, and sprouts.

You’ve all walked past Eurochow wondering what was behind
the large, white drapes. You’ve probably also pondered what
the name means since it sounds a bit like some sort of pet food.

For most people, Halloween means dressing up in ghoulish
costumes and parading around town in search of candy.
And the definition of a witch for many conjures up images of the
Wicked Witch of the West, Samantha on “Bewitched” or
the mostly good, sometimes dark Willow on “Buffy the Vampire
Slayer.”
But for those who believe in Paganism and Wicca, these modern
views are not the correct way to define Halloween nor witchcraft in
general.

Want to get away from campus and try something unexpectedly
good? I suggest roaming off to Roscoe’s House of Chicken
‘n’ Waffles to try some soul food in a combination most
UCLA students will find unusual but filling.

Looking for a cozy, inviting place to enjoy a relaxing luncheon
or dinner? You might consider a little traditional Italian food
(and any number of fine wines, if you fancy) at Campagnola
Trattoria.

If you’re looking for someplace to eat outside Westwood
still accessible by public transport or car, consider Lulu’s
Blue Plate Special off Santa Monica Boulevard.
This small, unique and individually owned restaurant gives the
feel of a cafe environment from the artwork that constantly
changes, to the whimsical, motley tables and chairs.

Looking for a quiet, romantic spot to take your special someone?
La Frite offers not just a taste of France, but the ambiance and
atmosphere of Parisian amour.