Downtown's All A-Twitter
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Downtown's an early adopter when it comes to new technology, so it should come as little surprise that there's no shortage of neighborhood businesses making use of mini-messaging system .
Whether you're looking for a bite to eat or in search of information to plan a night out, there's a Downtown business offering up 140-character tidbits hoping to pull you their direction.
Looking for somewhere to refresh yourself? Maybe you want to stop for a coffee at or a fresh brew at . You could always grab something , in the Hotel Cecil.
If you're looking for something more substantial, perhaps you want to grab a bite at or . They aren't even open yet, but you can already follow and .
Those looking to shop can find art and architecture supplies via , or grab some reading material a few doors down at . In South Park and in the market for furniture? Check out .
Even aside from the restaurants, L.A. Live's doing more than its share of tweeting. One can find general info at , or find venue specific tidbits via or . has all the info on the museum's special programs.
Those in for the arts can find out about plays via Alexandria residents . Art Walk info can be found via , while will keep you up to speed on installations from Phantom Galleries. A bit to the north there's , coming up April 18 - 19. Looking for the details on Downtown's favorite summer concert series? Check .
Looking to stay up on the goings on in one of Downtown's landmarks? Follow for info on the 1922 hotel. More modern, but also a hotel is (and they've been using twitter to give away free stays).
In the market for a place to live? says their sales center opens tomorrow.
It's evening and you're in the mood for... well, just about anything? As of May 1, you can give a shout to and they'll bring a delivery your way.
Downtown Center BID will give you news and promotions via , while offers happenings from Little Tokyo. Angelenic may be in dormancy as a website, but Rich is still offering up Downtown observations at .
And, of course, how could we not end this sort of a list by reminding you to give a follow to ?
Who'd we miss? I'm sure there are other Downtown businesses out there twittering away. Let us know in the comments.

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