Burritos and Beer: Taking a Food Tour of L.A. With Skater Girl Sierra Prescott Inline
Photographed by Austin Simkins1/12“The Venice Ale House is a sweet little corner spot on the top of the boardwalk. It uses local and organic ingredients and features skateboarding artwork all over the walls. I love skating Venice from end to end, and I always make a pit stop here.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins2/12“My coffee with almond milk at the Ale House. Caffeine is important to a lot of skateboarders—you need a kick!”
Photographed by Austin Simkins3/12“Venice Ale House’s build-your-own breakfast burrito. Grab-and-go style is important for skaters, but I cheated and ate off a plate this time.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins4/12“I’ve been skating nearly my whole life. I was about 12 when I got my first board, and if I didn’t skate, I’d be a very different person.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins5/12“Love me some Local in the morning. It’s super-close and super-central in Silver Lake, which is where I live. On this stop, I ordered a veggie burger and fries and chose the fire hydrant over the outdoor patio.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins6/12“I really like to skate on the fly and I don’t live near a skate park, so I’ll usually just hop on my board to leave to go get coffee. Some days, though, I’ll drive around looking for a new, random place to skate. It keeps me on my toes.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins7/12“The Daily Dose is a gem in the Arts district. You kind of feel like you’re in Europe (although I’ve never actually been). It’s great for a change of scenery and can be inspiring, too, especially with a cold brew in hand.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins8/12“My rule of thumb for days spent skating is that I do it as often as I can. I know I need to practice to keep it up and so I really try to get on my board at least a few times a week.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins9/12“This is probably my most frequented restaurant with skate vibes. They totally had me with their meal consisting of a draft Pilsner and buffalo cauliflower. Mohawk Bend also has a rotating list of beers, which keeps me stoked.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins10/12“The Little Bo Pils at Mohawk Bend on Sunset Boulevard.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins11/12“Pizzanista! is co-owned by skater Salman Agah, and it’s closely affiliated with the local skater-founded brewery Saint Archer. I typically order a slice of vegan cheese pizza and a San Pellegrino Limonata. It’s also attached to a cool bar where you can order and get a slice through the wall via your bartender. It’s a fail-proof combo, let’s be real.”
Photographed by Austin Simkins12/12
