Welcoming counter-serve spot for hearty breakfast, lunch & dinner fare, plus baked goods.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18605 S Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90504
Phone: (310) 523-3233
Website: https://www.thelocalplace.com/
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Reviews
No need to drive all the way to King’s Hawaiian on Sepulveda, The Local Place has many of the same bakery items, and they’re just as delicious!
I ordered the Kama‘aina Plate with three entrées (beef, kalua pork, and chicken katsu), all perfectly cooked and full of flavor. I couldn’t leave without something from the bakery! I purchased a slice of pumpkin cake with a rich orange icing and a piece of bread pudding, both absolutely fantastic.
I also met Amethyst, the manager, who was such a sweetheart and provided outstanding customer service. My only small critique is that I wish the same friendliness she shows could be reflected a bit more by the rest of the staff, especially at the register.
Overall, a great experience, I can’t wait to go back for more bakery treats and another delicious meal!
My favorites treats include the sweet rolls, rainbow bread slices, guava cake, and paradise cake. They also have wonderful pies, crinkle cookies, fruit tarts, and pineapple dole whip. They also have a large savory menu that is worth a try.
Definitely worth a detour and visit!
The restaurant’s vibe was different today, however. Used to be able to come in here feeling like ohana. Today? Just another customer. The next person to be served by the lone counterterrorism trying to get through the line.
Sat down for the Island breakfast. It’s why I came in after all these years: just wanted some King’s Hawaiian French toast. That was as I’d remembered. Sweet (didn’t need the syrup), light crunch with a soft (not soggy) interior.
Utensils were as flimsy as ever, barely enough to cut through the bread. Lone counterperson apologized for not having ketchup for the spam, which I was totally fine with, and offered hot sauce.
None of that detracted from the breakfast. Decent food at a decent place.
Fried rice tasted like bonito or dashi stock. Flavors from the rest of these items are generic, or can easily be found in many Japanese or Hawaiian restaurants.
Overall quality was good.
I’d return if convenient, but not something I’d go out of my way for.