Lemonade
250 S Grand Ave, 90012 - Los Angeles
Recommended by Sluurpy:
2021
#734 of 5995 restaurants in Los Angeles
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American
Contemporary
Sluurpy Quality Index
PROPRIETARY
Popularity
100/100
Quality
61/100
Data Completeness
72/100
Verified Dish
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🌳
Outdoor seating
🚚
Delivery
🥡
Takeout
🍽️
Dine-in
📅
Reservations
♿
Wheelchair accessible
♿
Accessible restroom
😊
Casual
👥
Good for groups
Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 213-628-0200
🌐 Website:
http://www.lemonadela.com
📍
Address:
250 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles
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Google Reviews
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Google reviews
I want to take a moment to thank Miguel and the team for saving my lunch presentation with clients today.
They were already very busy with lunch orders and were still happy to help me with my 11-person last minute order.
Food was delicious!
While I’m going to ding them for not having chocolate chip cookies ready 😜, I’m still going to HIGHLY recommend them for your future lunch needs.
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Fun lemonade-based drinks. The staff are attentive and efficient. If you're unsure of an order, you can ask to sample a few of the lemonade flavors. You can mix some of the flavors. I got the lavender elderflower lemonade mixed with some plain green tea to cut the sweetness.
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This place is amazing. My wife and I are from out of town, we've been to lemonades before In LA but this one hit straight to home. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. George was so professional and explanatory doing his VERY best to make OUR experience (right off the airplane) such a GREAT start to our vacation.
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The poke-cado toast and lavender elderflower lemonade tasted as beautiful as they looked. Service was also great.
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Awesome service!
I arrived here lunch time. I ordered Lobster, soba noodle, Lebanese cucumber, sesame: VERY tasty indeed, I wished I'd gotten a full portion of this one! Broccoli, ricotta, champagne vinaigrette: DELISH. Best marketplace item by far. I love cucumber mint lemonade refreshing, a good balance between sweet and sour. It was charming and their spread was definitely unique in tastes and looks. Their desserts are rather on the sweet side, so it can be sickening after awhile but the quality is great and the atmosphere is lively. Lemonade is definitely one of the leaders of this new wave of semi-pricey salad lunch spots. And yes, you can add a protein like chicken, tuna, etc.
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Counter service restaurant.
Food was tasteful but lukewarm at best. I wish they were a bit warmer, especially for the salmon bowl. Room temperature food just makes it feel like the food was sitting around for awhile.
The carrot and ginger lemonade was delicious. Serving sizes for the food and drinks were good.
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Light and delicious meals. My meal came out to $21-24(?) which was two sides, a protein and rice. I got the Mexican street corn and mash potatoes (very tasty) with the grilled chicken (tender but a bit bland) with the spicy piri sauce. The sauce brought everything together. I don’t remember the exact price as I paid with cash. I got their classic lemonade and it was very good. Definitely recommend giving this place a try.
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I was on a model job and they provided lunches from this place , and I got the vegetarian box that had cauliflower in it , amazing 👏🏾 because it was curry cauliflower mixed with cranberries and nuts , I have never personally went to this place but now I plan to go
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This Lemonade location has always been my wife and I’s favorite place to stop by when in DTLA. It is located in the MOCA on the outdoor terrace across the street from the Broad Museum. If you are on foot, you will see the signs for Lemonade located on the lower level down the stairs. If you are taking the Dash, take the B route Dash and get off across the street (Broad Museum side). Cross the street to the MOCA Museum and you are there. Literally a 2 min walk. Today, the family and I tried their Ahi Poke bowl and their cucumber and lavender Lemonades. We also splurged and tried their Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter cookies. We haven’t been here in awhile and we were disappointed Lemonade has stopped selling their macarons. They used to be the cheapest and largest macrons under 4 dollars. It was literally the size of 3-4 tiny macarons combined into one. Service is always friendly here at this visit didn’t disappoint. One thing to note is Lemonade and the MOCA is stroller accessible, but you must use their wheelchair elevators in two different areas, which require MOCA staff, then a standard elevator. It’s accessible, however if you have a stroller or something you can collapse easily, do that instead to save you from having to use on their lifts/elevators. Dash Stop B is a few steps from the MOCA which will take you back to where you came all the way to Union Station and Chinatown. Enjoy your visit!
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I only ordered Lemonade when I was there, but my friend ordered food and it looked delicious. Everything was great. The employees were very nice and explained the items that they served since this was my first time being there. The atmosphere was inviting and comfortable. The Lemonade was on point. Delicious, satisfying and not too sweet/sour. I will be back when we visit LA again.
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