LAV Business in the news and changes

Los Altos Village businesses in limelight

In Councilman Daryl Supernaw's Weekly Newsletter this week, our 4th District Councilman highlights the television and print stories several Los Altos Village businesses have received.

LAV Chronic Taco's Wee Man and Takeru Kobayash

The Los Altos Village Chronic Tacos located at the Los Altos Market Center-North, is featured in a taco eating contest between KTLA's entertainment reporter Doug Kolk and actor Dolph Lungren (aka- Captian Ivan Drago of Rocky fame) who is billed as the European Taco Eating Champ.  In the segment filmed last week at Chronic Tacos, Kolk is trained by Japanese world eating champion Takeru Kobayash. Councilman Supernaw provides the link to the KTLA video in his newsletter.

To see the clip-click on the link below...and if you watch closely- you'll see Councilman Supernaw in the crowd cheering on the American Taco Eating challenger. 

For KTLA's  Doug Kolk Chronic Taco contest segment click on:
Wee Man and Chronic Tacos Eating Contest

Councilman Supernaw also points out a big feature in the Long Beach Business Journal on Los Altos Village businesses. The LBBJ article features: Ecco's Pizza; Copy USA; Tattered; Sushi Kinoya; E.J. Malloy's; and Umberto International Clothier.  

To check out Councilman Supernaw's newsletter with the pictures and links to the LBBJ Los Altos Village businesses article, click on

SUPERNAW NEWSLETTER.

 Business Changes at Los Altos Market Center

The Mountain View Goodyear at the Los Altos Market Center-South received new signage that now prominently  displays its service owners brand over the tire brand.

One block south of the Mountain View Tire store is the former Los Altos Village Bellflower Shell- that at one time was a Union 76 gas station. The Shell station is now returning to the Union 76 branding.  That's right, just months after a Shell remodel- the station dropped Shell, went generic and is now being remodeled again to the Union 76 brand.  

Since the Los Altos Market Center was built by Lloyd Whaley, the northwest corner of Abbeyfield and Bellflower has been a gas service station. 

Ten years ago, in January of 2007, the then Los Altos Union 76 was one of the last local 76 branded service stations to replace the iconic round 76 sign moniker. 

LAV Union 76 "ball" from LBReport.com

For more information click on: UNION 76 Ball .

Finally, the empty Bellflower Blvd. storefront in the Los Altos Market Center South that was the former Bank of America Home Loan offices will soon become a Realty One Group office. 

For more information on click on 

REALTY ONE GROUP.