Service areas
Napkin Dispenser Advertising in Downtown LA and the Eastside
Napkin dispenser advertising in Downtown LA and the Eastside reaches two very different crowds: weekday office workers in the core and loyal neighborhood regulars in Boyle Heights, Echo Park and Highland Park. We're booking restaurants on these corridors first, and you pick the ones that fit your customers.
Downtown LALittle TokyoChinatownArts DistrictBoyle HeightsEast Los AngelesLincoln HeightsEcho ParkSilver LakeLos FelizHighland ParkEagle RockKoreatownLarchmont
Office Workers, Jurors and Civic Center Lunches
Downtown's weekday crowd comes in on the Metro and the freeways, eats lunch within walking distance and heads home. Civic Center adds county workers and jurors with a fixed break.
Restaurants on Broadway, in Little Tokyo and around Grand Park see that crowd daily. Injury lawyers, tax preparers and urgent care clinics fit those tables.
Near USC on Figueroa, the crowd is students, staff and game-day families instead.
Neighborhood Regulars on the Eastside
East LA, Boyle Heights and Lincoln Heights are full of family restaurants with regulars who've been coming for years. Sunday breakfast and weekday dinner are the busy hours.
A card there reads like a neighbor's recommendation. Dentists, auto repair, insurance agents and daycares can offer a bilingual card in English and Spanish.
Hillside Craftsmans and Old Wiring
Highland Park, Mount Washington, Echo Park and Silver Lake are hilly neighborhoods with a lot of early 1900s housing. New owners often find knob-and-tube wiring, old sewer laterals and foundations that need bolting.
- Electricians and plumbers: Craftsman blocks on York Blvd and Figueroa St.
- Foundation and retrofit contractors: hillside lots in Echo Park and Mount Washington.
- Pest control: older wood houses and hillside brush in Silver Lake and Eagle Rock.
Weekday Core, Weekend Neighborhoods
Downtown restaurants are busiest Monday through Friday and quieter on Sunday. Eastside spots in Boyle Heights, Echo Park and Highland Park often flip that, with long weekend breakfast lines.
Pick by when your customers decide. A lawyer or urgent care clinic wants the weekday Civic Center lunch. A contractor, daycare or dentist courting Eastside families wants the Sunday breakfast table.
Koreatown and Larchmont sit between downtown and the Westside and run on both schedules, with dense apartments around Wilshire and single-family homes in Hancock Park.
Questions about advertising in Downtown and the Eastside
Do you place napkin ads in Downtown LA office areas?
Downtown's Historic Core, Little Tokyo and the Civic Center are on our early list because the weekday lunch crowd is dense and steady. You pick the restaurants, and we hold your category in each one.
Can I advertise in Spanish in East LA?
Yes. We design the card free and can set it up in Spanish, English or both. Many Eastside family restaurants have regulars who read either, and you approve the proof before printing.
Which Eastside neighborhoods suit home service ads?
Highland Park, Lincoln Heights, Echo Park and Eagle Rock have older houses and a lot of recent buyers fixing them up. Plumbers, electricians and contractors can pick restaurants on York Blvd, Figueroa St or Colorado Blvd.
Do you cover Koreatown and Larchmont?
They're on our central list between downtown and the Westside. Koreatown's apartment blocks suit dentists, urgent care and barbers, while Larchmont's homeowners suit realtors, contractors and tutoring. Tell us which you want and we'll look for restaurants there.
Open spots
See which restaurants near you are open in your category
One advertiser per category per restaurant. We reply within one business day with what's open.