Shake Shack Is Giving Away Free Shakes to Celebrate Dodgers World Series Victory

To celebrate the incredible World Series victory last night, Shake Shack is offering a free shake with a $20 or more purchase at all LA locations until October 30. Diners can use the code CHAMPS in the Shake Shack app or on the burger restaurant’s website when preordering to receive a free shake of their choice. Although Shake Shack isn’t from Los Angeles (it’s a transplant from New York City), this seems like a great way to curry favor with locals. LA Dodgers fans will have another reminder of the incredible season the world’s best baseball team had this past year.

In other news:

• The Spare Room is reopening tonight in the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel in a temporary installation called Somewhere Else. Recently named the Best American Hotel Bar by the Spirited Awards, the bar has a new outdoor area tucked behind the pool that will include a bocce ball court. As for drinks, bar director Yael Vengroff has a few new drinks plus some Spare Room classics. Since bars must operate with a food offering, there are a few bites that you can order along with the drinks. For anyone looking to take cocktails to-go, that’s an option as well. The Spare Room...Somewhere Else will be open from Wednesday and Thursday 5 to 11 p.m., and starting at 3 p.m. from Friday to Sunday. Reservations can be made on Resy. Check the menu out below:

Spare Room

• The Counter has a story on Edobox, a Japanese quick service restaurant that opened from Makoto Okuwa, a chef who has restaurants in Miami, Mexico City, and Brazil. The place now serves reasonably priced bento boxes with either four or six components on a mostly deserted Main Street portion of Santa Monica.
• The LA Times has a roundup of chirashi to get around town, from Sushi ii in Newport Beach to Sushi Kaneyoshi in Little Tokyo.
• L.A. Taco has some more details on Wes Avila’s torta pop-up Angry Egrette Dinette in Chinatown.
• Dave’s Hot Chicken is expanding to Culver City into the former Smashburger space, according to Toddrickallen.
• Those sitting at Lowboy in Echo Park had a bizarre front row view of LAPD attempting to quell post-Dodgers celebrations last night. The LA Times also has more coverage on the revelry from across the city after the historic win.