10/08/2026
If you’re a Dodgers fan visiting L.A., use our Dodgers Fan’s Guide to Los Angeles to plan your trip! ⚾ Here are a few spots to hit when you’re not at Dodger Stadium. 🏟️
Start your day at Little Tokyo, where you’ll find the “LA Rising” mural on the side of Miyako Hotel Los Angeles. While you’re there, stop into Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe for one of their Dodgers-cap-shaped cream buns. 🧢
Next, grab lunch in Chinatown at lasortedspizza. 🥡 This Dodgers-themed pizzeria is named after legendary pitcher and manager Tommy Lasorda. 🍕 The restaurant’s walls are lined with Dodger memorabilia, and the menu has plenty of team-inspired options including the Mamba Pepperoni, Mookie Pizza, and Tommy’s Way Hot Dog. 🌭
After lunch, make your way over to Highland Park where you can grab an iconic “L.A.”-shaped churro from Santa Canela, then explore the neighborhood for even more Dodgers-inspired murals. 🎨
Next, head back toward downtown L.A. for dinner at Grand Central Market, a 30,000-square-foot food hall with dozens of vendors under one roof. 🍽️ For starters, grab a taco sampler from Villa’s Tacos, whose owner is a longtime Dodgers fan. 🌮 You’ll also find a Shohei Ohtani mural at the market—plus, Golden Road Brewing tasting bar has plenty of beers on tap, including their Dodger Ale. 🍺
End your day at Elysian Park, where you can watch the sunset with panoramic views of Downtown L.A. and Dodger Stadium. 🌅 And that’s just a taste of what you can do around Dodger Stadium!
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