Last Sunday UGLAR WORKS unveiled the first mural in the L.A. Stories project, located in a parking lot in Lincoln Heights (N. Ave 30 and Humboldt, go check it out and scan the QR code!). L.A. Taco was proud to co-host the event, which featured gourmet tacos from Guerrilla Tacos, and an all-vinyl set from DJ Counterstryke. Limited-edition UGLAR/LATACO t-shirts were printed for the event, look for them in the Taco Shop soon!
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While a pop-up in East Hollywood offers Nigerian and Kenyan influences in dishes like rosemary lamb suya and short rib biriyani, and Anthony Anderson and Cedric the Entertainer bring brisket to an L.A. mall.
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