Lemonade Moca - Los Angeles

Visiting LA. This place was so good. They provided samples when we were indecisive and were patient with us. Great tuna bowl! Will go out of my way to come back.

I really like this place especially because of its location only wish it closed on 6 weeks instead of 5

Ambiance: small corner cafe located below the ground level in the business center Service: not so patient and sort of slow, definitely not one of the good lemonade places I've been to in downtown Food: limited selection from the menu Chicken Pesto Mozzarella with Mozzarella, Beefsteak Tomato, Basil Pesto Aioli, and Greens, dry meat and plain taste bread, overall flavorless Chips crispy, recommend Price: it costs about $15 for a lunch meal

This Lemonade location has always been my wife and I’s favorite place to stop by when in DTLA. It is located in the MOCA on the outdoor terrace across the street from the Broad Museum. If you are on foot, you will see the signs for Lemonade located on the lower level down the stairs. If you are taking the Dash, take the B route Dash and get off across the street (Broad Museum side). Cross the street to the MOCA Museum and you are there. Literally a 2 min walk. Today, the family and I tried their Ahi Poke bowl and their cucumber and lavender Lemonades. We also splurged and tried their Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter cookies. We haven’t been here in awhile and we were disappointed Lemonade has stopped selling their macarons. They used to be the cheapest and largest macrons under 4 dollars. It was literally the size of 3-4 tiny macarons combined into one. Service is always friendly here at this visit didn’t disappoint. One thing to note is Lemonade and the MOCA is stroller accessible, but you must use their wheelchair elevators in two different areas, which require MOCA staff, then a standard elevator. It’s accessible, however if you have a stroller or something you can collapse easily, do that instead to save you from having to use on their lifts/elevators. Dash Stop B is a few steps from the MOCA which will take you back to where you came all the way to Union Station and Chinatown. Enjoy your visit!

This Lemonade location has always been my wife and I's favorite place to stop by when in DTLA. It is located in the MOCA on the outdoor terrace across the street from the Broad Museum. If you are on foot, you will see the signs for Lemonade located on the lower level down the stairs. If you are taking the Dash, take the B route Dash and get off across the street (Broad Museum side). Cross the street to the MOCA Museum and you are there. Literally a 2 min walk. Today, the family and I tried their Ahi Poke bowl and their cucumber and lavender Lemonades. We also splurged and tried their Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter cookies. We haven't been here in awhile and we were disappointed Lemonade has stopped selling their macarons. They used to be the cheapest and largest macrons under 4 dollars. It was literally the size of 3-4 tiny macarons combined into one. Service is always friendly here at this visit didn't disappoint. One thing to note is Lemonade and the MOCA is stroller accessible, but you must use their wheelchair elevators in two different areas, which require MOCA staff, then a standard elevator. It's accessible, however if you have a stroller or something you can collapse easily, do that instead to save you from having to use on their lifts/elevators. Dash Stop B is a few steps from the MOCA which will take you back to where you came all the way to Union Station and Chinatown. Enjoy your visit!