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Oaxacan cooking in Koreatown, with mole and tlayudas at the heart of the menu. A meal worth giving its own place in the day.
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A revived Googie diner makes Downey a destination for roadside architecture and lunch.
Bob’s Big Boy Broiler is part diner, part story of roadside preservation. The Downey site began as Harvey’s Broiler in 1958; after much of the building was demolished, it was reconstructed and reopened as Bob’s in 2009.
Make time to look at the architecture as well as stopping for a meal. This is the Firestone Boulevard location in Downey, distinct from the better-known Bob’s restaurant in Burbank.
Practical details last checked 21 Sept 2026
7447 Firestone Boulevard, Downey, CA 90241, Los Angeles
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7447 Firestone Boulevard, Downey, CA 90241
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Oaxacan cooking in Koreatown, with mole and tlayudas at the heart of the menu. A meal worth giving its own place in the day.
French-dipped sandwiches on North Alameda Street. A straightforward food stop near Chinatown and El Pueblo.
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An evening table on Hollywood Boulevard. A restaurant to plan around, with reservations and a different Sunday opening time.