Studio City crowded on a weekday afternoon

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Since this is my nightshift day, we thought we'd go to Aroma in Studio City for a little something. Mobbed. Makes the weekends look downright doable at this extremely popular spot.

The line wasn't just out the door, it then went around the corner a bit.

A lot more people are ordering full meals at Aroma. While pricey, the food does look good. But I hate crowds. And I hate waiting.

We went to Coffee Bean on Whitsett Avenue and Ventura Boulevard. No line. No seats either. It was a bit windy outside (there might have been a free table out there). But inside, all three tables were occupied by lifers. Three inside tables for two. That's it.

We grabbed a couple chocolate chip cookies, went home and made our own tea. That what Studio City on a weekday afternoon will do to you.

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I like Jennifers, across the street from Aroma. in the minimall on the corner of Moorpark and Tujunga. More laid back and seldom much of a line. Comfy couchs, too.

I worked in the office building on the corner for about a year, so I got familiar with neighborhood.

D

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