The arrival of Amazon Studios, HBO Max and Apple TV+ is supercharging the city’s culinary scene: 'It feels like a mini Hollywood.'
In recent years, Culver City — known for its small-town vibe within the larger L.A. megalopolis — has welcomed a growing number of new-media companies to its streets, including Amazon Studios, Apple and TikTok, plus HBO and other divisions of Warner Bros. Discovery. This entertainment industry influx — which is bringing an estimated
to the city of 40,000 — is now amping up the restaurant business there, especially as more employees return to office life., which opened in 2008. “One for 90 people and another person emailed about a dinner for 27.”
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