Looks Like Lime is on the Block

Craigslist: $3800 / 2100ft² - Lime Cafe is looking for a partner or possibly a buyout

And to think, they just had their grand re-opening

Busted! at 4th and Main

Around 9:45 this evening Pam looked out one of my windows and shouted, "What's that!?!"



LAPD pulled over a reportedly stolen car and eventually carted away two suspects. More photos here

Anyone Need Some Stuff?

This afternoon, the following objects appeared on the curb of Main Street across from my apartment...



Update: As of 11:30 PM, the Sunbeam appliance and iMac are gone, but the TV and microwave are still there.

Lime's Grand Re-Opening

After a brief period in which it was open with a menu that attempted to have the same price for burritos, tacos, and tostadas, Lime Cafe shut its doors to revamp its offerings. The restaurant re-opened in the middle of July with a greater variety of choices and prices. To celebrate, there was a grand re-opening ceremony on July 31:

CRA's Warren Cooley (on left) and Historic Downtown Retail Project's MiguelAcuña (on right) stretch the ribbon to be cut.




LA City Councilwoman Jan Perry (9th district) holds the ribbon while Lime owner and operator Michael Franz cuts.




Julie Rico (owner of the Julie Rico Gallery which houses Lime Cafe and owner and operator of the adjacent restaurant Weeneez), Jan Perry (City Concilwoman for Los Angeles' 9th District), Michael Franz (owner and operator of Lime Cafe), and Don Garza (LA Town Crier) ring in the opening for Lime


More photos are here.