Go to Inglewood for the Super Bowl, stay for the food.
that we’re cooking at home: nachos, dips, wings, and all the rest of the Big Game spread. But this year, in honor of Super Bowl LVI being hosted at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, we asked two locals—Elize Diop, a staff writer on HBO’s forthcoming show,podcast—to share their favorite spots in Inglewood, the host neighborhood. Whether you’re gearing up to watch the Cincinnati Bengals face off against the L.A. Rams or just looking for a good meal in the area, here’s where to eat in Inglewood, L.
The food is consistently delicious and filling—in a way that doesn’t feel heavy. Any of the seasonal lattes are worth trying, but my personal year-round favorite is the matcha-chata, a matcha-horchata hybrid that’s creamy, cinnamony, and ice-cold .While it’s not technically in Inglewood, this Baldwin Hills spot, 15 minutes from the neighborhood, will appeal to anyone looking for a great Sunday brunch, whether you like savory or sweet. Before I began splitting my time between L.A.
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