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Cahuenga General Store: From Prop House to Coffee House
The café, which won Patch readers' favorite cup of joe in North Hollywood, has been serving up coffee, sandwiches and live music since 1996.

Danielle is a born-and-raised Angeleno who enjoys discovering the city's many hidden gems. As a child, she was always interested in journalism and wrote, edited and designed a magazine every summer with contributions from her neighborhood friends (always distributed via a red Radio Flyer wagon). She earned her B.A. in journalism from Cal State University Northridge, and she's proud of being an alumnus of the Daily Sundial, which gave her the amazing opportunity to serve as editor in chief of the student newspaper during the historic 2008 presidential elections.
During business hours, Danielle's a copywriter at a toy company; at any other time, she can be found wandering L.A. and writing for her blog, TheNativeLATourist.com. Her work has appeared in LAist.com, Socal.com and Examiner.com. Danielle lives in the NoHo Arts District with her husband, cat and dog.
The café, which won Patch readers' favorite cup of joe in North Hollywood, has been serving up coffee, sandwiches and live music since 1996.

There's a good reason why the eatery was voted as the No. 1 pizza local by Patch readers.
The charming ethnic grocery store is a regular stop for local Eastern Europeans.
The Valley Village consignment shop is under new management and its second location, Lucky You Too for Kids, will be replaced by a children's store named Sandbox Rebel.
The new, pub-style bar, which replaced North Hollywood Billiards, is holding its grand opening party Friday.
The eatery replaced a Guatemalan restaurant less than two months ago.
The beer and wine parlour Bar One brings on the game night with Loteria! Tuesdays.
Who knew gooey, cheesy goodness and sugary sweetness could live in harmony?
Republic of Pie brings a fresh new flavor of coffee and pie to the NoHo Arts District community.
Going to an art house movie theater has never been so calm and hassle-free.
The road bike was last seen in our apartment's rear parking lot, naively left unattended for a night by its owner.
I'm embarrassed of how I may have handled my past Yuletide evergreens after their expiration date. This year, I've promised my tree a better afterlife.
Finally, a local indie theater that's five minutes away and leaves the big blockbuster crowds behind.
Hidden away in a small strip mall is The Fifth, my new-found neighborhood watering hole with a mid-century cocktail lounge feel.
The theme for my gallery-hopping seemed to be diabolic and dark.
Sandwiched between Pitfire Pizza and a waxing salon is Indexx, a nice little slice of West Third Street shopping is in the middle of the Arts District.
The fall season is my favorite for one reason: pumpkin pie. So how is it that I've never tried a slice from the local pie restaurant, Four 'N 20?
The president of the Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council, was chosen by the Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission as its executive director.
The Greater Toluca Lake Neighborhood Council passed a motion to support further examination of two Metro expansion projects.
What's in a name? People often ask me the meaning of the 'Arts District.' The answer isn't always so simple.