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The Luggage Room

Restaurants, Pizza Pasadena
4 out of 5 stars
(3user reviews)
Runner-up<br/>2016

Runner-up
2016
Runner-up<br/>2016

Runner-up
2016
The Luggage Room
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Time Out says

What used to be Del Mar Train Station's holding room for luggage is now The Luggage Room, a pizzeria serving organic and gluten free varieties that will make you forget the space was ever the scene of jumbled suitcases. Fresh produce is key here, and can be found in options like the Avocado Festival, Mushroom Party and Mother Earth (featuring artichokes, roasted peppers and broccolini). Or make your own, and enjoy alongside one of the Luggage Room's select wines.

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Address: 260 S Raymond Ave
Los Angeles

Contact:
theluggageroom.com Call Venue 626-356-4440
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 5-10pm; Fri 4-11pm; Sat Noon-11pm; Sun Noon-9pm
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Users say (3)

4 out of 5 stars

Average User Rating

4.5 / 5

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tastemaker

A friend raved about this place for months and when I finally got a chance to check it out, I was not disappointed at all. The restaurant has a really cool vibe and has a wide selection of pizzas as well as drinks. The fallen angel pizza was particularly delicious - with sausage, fennel, peppers. If you're in the area, don't overlook the luggage room and find time to stop by for a bite. There's a reason people speak highly of this place - it's has a nice environment and great pizza.

moderator

This is such a cool spot on any night of the week thanks to its location in a former train station (technically the luggage room, hence its name). The neighborhood nights (Mondays and Tuesdays) for locals are by far one of the best happy hour deals in the city. Buy one pizza, get a second for $6, less than half the normal price. I always stick with the avocado festival pizza—the bit of lemon zest on top is an unexpected but transformative touch. To drink, the white sangria is great, especially with happy hour prices.

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