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Loved the ambiance. The food was great as well as service. Would come back again. More
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Can’t wait to go back. When in Korea Town edges, and craving Shabu, this is my place. More
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The Walker Inn is located directly behind 213 Hospitality and Proprietors LLC's The Normandie Club and accommodates 27 guests on a seating room basis, with 6 seats at the bar and 21 distributed among tables. (Reservations available; Walk-Ins encouraged). The Walker Inn lives on the cutting edge of the cocktail bar experience, from the behind-the-scenes technology used in cocktail creation, to the emphasis on exceptionally thoughtful, intimate service. Cocktail offerings are divided between two separate menus: one that celebrates a collection of our favorite iconic classics, executed to The Walker style, while the other presents specialty drinks with a seasonal and/or thematically inspired focus. The Walker Inn offers two nightly tastings at the bar, beginning at 7:30 and 9:30, which feature a cross-sectional sampling of our signature cocktails and style. More
Since 1982, Buffalo Wild Wings® (or B-Dubs® as our friends call us) has been the ultimate place to watch the game, have a cold beer and eat some great food. At Buffalo Wild Wings, you can always feel comfortable pulling some tables together with your friends and staying as long as you want.More
Discover Koreatown
The dining scene in Koreatown is booming and making headlines because it encompasses a wonderful variety of nightclubs as well as traditional and 24-hour diners that utilize recipes from Korea and other cultures. If you value quality service and want a unique dining experience, the restaurants here will impress you. Just about every bistro has plenty of food options on its menu. Anytime you have a taste for an exotic entree, you can go to any seafood eatery and order the specialty. Tofu is a must-try ingredient. Koreatown caters not only to Koreans but also to barbecue lovers. Bar and grill businesses are open and serving hot meals for lunch and dinner. Because this neighborhood has more than its fair share of college students and tourists, the atmosphere at most eating places is hip, casual, and even family friendly.
