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Engine Co. No. 28
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Ratings and Reviews for Engine Co. No. 28
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May 15 2012
John B. via Yelp
great steak. pricey but one of the best places I have been to in LAread more
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May 15 2012
Whitney B. via Yelp
All day happy hour specials AND all you can drink mimosa s for 13 bucks on Sundays makes this place a WIN! Check out groupon now and living social for...read more
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May 13 2012
Harold A. via Yelp
Just returned from our visit on Mother's Day. Upon arrival with my wife, the hostess was not at the entrance. She came after a few minutes and took us to a...read more
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Jan 17 2009
via Citysearch
Tried this restaurant based on some great, some bad reviews. The corn chowder was watery with little taste and an overwhelming ga...read more
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Nov 19 2008
via Citysearch
The Engine Co #28 restaurant in downtown Los Angeles harkens back to the days that horses pulled the fire engines to fires. The i...read more
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Jul 23 2008
via Citysearch
Chad our server dropped the menus off, took our order and then didn't reappear until he dropped off the check. I ordered the red ...read more
The Scene
This bustling downtown restaurant was once an actual firehouse, built in 1912. Though some fire station accoutrements linger--a fire pole here, vintage photographs there--the room has been gussied up with dark wood and tall-backed booths. It caters to a mixed crowd of theatergoers and meat-and-potatoes-loving Lakers fans.
The Food
Hearty and simple, yet elegant, the Engine Company serves traditional American food--the kind that mom would make if she were cooking for a group of well-dressed firefighters. Crisp romaine hearts with Maytag blue cheese is a perfect beginning. A brick of moist meatloaf or pan-fried chicken, both sided by creamy whipped potatoes, are worth fighting downtown traffic for. Save room for a sip of Sweet Dreams--hot milk, brandy and chocolate liqueurs--and a piece of award-winning cheesecake.