East Hollywood sits just east of Hollywood and north of Koreatown. It is one of Los Angeles’ most densely populated neighborhoods and is home to large Armenian, Thai, Salvadoran, Mexican, Filipino, and Bangladeshi communities.
The neighborhood blends historic apartment buildings, medical centers, schools, local businesses, and cultural institutions, making it one of the city’s most dynamic urban communities.
These organizations are championed and supported by Together LA across Long Beach.
Los Angeles County, California
Originally part of Rancho Los Feliz, East Hollywood began developing rapidly in the early 1900s as Los Angeles expanded.The arrival of the Red Car streetcar system connected the neighborhood to downtown and Hollywood, encouraging residential growth.
Following World War II, East Hollywood became home to successive waves of immigrants from Latin America, Armenia, Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and other nations, creating one of the most multicultural neighborhoods in Southern California.
Today, East Hollywood continues to be known for its diversity, healthcare institutions, education, and thriving small businesses.
One of Los Angeles’ most celebrated Thai restaurants, known for authentic Southern Thai cuisine and bold flavors.
A beloved Thai Town institution famous for its boat noodles and jade noodles.
A longtime neighborhood favorite serving authentic Lebanese cuisine since 1982.
An award-winning café known for creative breakfast dishes, house-made jams, and seasonal California fare.
A mission-driven restaurant inspired by refugee communities around the world, combining global cuisine with humanitarian impact.
A nationally acclaimed Middle Eastern restaurant recognized for its wood-fired cooking and Mediterranean flavors.
