If you’ve just arrived at LAX or about to depart, the city of Inglewood has some precious fare to introduce you to Los Angeles or by which to remember it. The best-known is Randy’s Donuts, spottable from blocks away because of the three-stories-tall donut that floats above its roof. Randy’s is open 24/7. In a small strip mall on Centinela Avenue you will find both Phillips Bar-B-Que and Harriet’s Cheesecakes Unlimited, the latter a take-out-only storefront with a repertoire of dozens of cheesecakes that many connoisseurs consider to be the best of the best. For sit-down soul food breakfast and lunch, just down the road is The Serving Spoon, a high-spirited cafe where specialties include chicken & waffles, fried pork chops, and southern-style vegetables.
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