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Greek Theater Address Information
Greek Theater Address is
2700 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Restaurants Near the Greek Theatre:

The Dresden Room
1760 N. Vermont Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90027
(323) 665-4294
Voted "Best Lounge" by Citysearch audience!

Edendale Grill
2838 Rowena Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(323) 666-2000
Cross Street: West Silver Lake Drive
Enjoy dinner, wine and cocktails in an elegantly restored firehouse.

Tam O'Shanter
2980 Los Feliz Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(323) 664-0228
Featuring roasted prime ribs of beef, you won't be sorry. Zagat.com
Specialty roasted prime ribs
One of a kind ambiance
Lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch.

La Poubelle
5907 Franklin Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90028
(323) 465-0807
Cross Street: Bronson Avenue
Fine French & Italian Cuisine with a hip after dark crowd.

Cha Cha Cha
656 N. Virgil
Los Angeles, CA 90004
(323) 664-7723
Cross Street: Melrose Avenue
Contemporary Caribbean Cuisine - Lively, Fun Dining & renowned Sangria

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant
1545 N. Vine St.
Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 464-6003
Voted "Best Sushi" since 1994! Enjoy 1/2 priced sushi!

Fabiolus Cafe
5255 Melrose Ave
Hollywood, CA 90038
(323) 464-5857
Cross Street: North Ridgewood Place
Cozy atmosphere, ideal place to dine. Take-out & Delivery Available.
Italian Food

Above you will find restaurants near the greek theatre. We are not affilated with these restaurants near the greek theater. Although we have eaten at each of these restaurants near the greek theatre and do recommed them. To make reservations at any one of these restaurants near the greek theater please call them.

Greek Theater Facts and Information

The Greek theater was built in 1929. The olden times of the Greek Theatre dates as far back as 1882. That's when Griffith J. Griffith, who came to America as a bankrupt boy from Glamorganshire, South Wales and made his chance in gold mining work, settled in LA. Griffith bought the Los Feliz Rancho, four thousand acres of land northeast of the city and settled into the life of a farmer. It was during this period that he wrote "Sometimes I ask myself, what I have done to be responsible for the wealth of my city?"

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During Christmas week of 1896, Griffith saw before the Los Angeles City Council to create a present to the city -- three thousand acres of his Los Feliz Rancho to be utilized as a park. The huge gift, equal to five square miles, was to be known to the city completely or almost so. "It must be made a place of amusement and rest for the people, a resort for the rank and file, for the simple people," he believed. "I consider it my duty to make Los Angeles a happier, cleaner and bigger city. I hope to pay my debt of duty in this way to the community in which I have flourished.

The land remained in its usual condition for 16 years, a public park without competitor in the world. But still, Griffith was not pleased that he had completely "paid his debt of duty," and, so, he come back before the City Council in 1912, again throughout Christmas week, with another gift in hand -- $100,000 for the building of an observatory within the park. It was a consideration whose time had not yet approached but the Council refused Griffith's offer. When he died in 1919, it was known that his will enclosed instructions to set up a trust fund of $1,000,000 for the structure of the observatory and for a Greek Theatre as well, where people of the city he loved, could come for the best amusement place in the world.

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The Greek Theatre Los Angeles site was chosen almost right away after Ellen Beach Yaw, a noted local soprano, established the wonderful natural acoustics of the park's normal canyon. But difficulties in settling Griffith's estate delayed the real construction almost a decade. The design for the Greek theater Los Angeles building, prepared by the Board of Park Commissioners after a general survey of Greek theatres, included a number of developments and modernizations on the standard Greek Theatre plan, including a huge underground garage. The cornerstone was laid in late 1928, and the Greek theater building was formally devoted on September 1930 to 1929.

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