I tried out the best and worst restaurants in los angeles and i was totally blown away. SUBSCRIBE...if you want to LET'S BE FRIENDS / lexihensler / lexihensler
lexi i just want to say thank you for being the best you tuber ever! you always do so much for use and whenever im sad i watch your videos and that automatically makes me happy! u put so much effort and im so thankful! I luv u!!!
Lexi if you are reading this you are one of my favorite RU-vidrs and your biggest fan. You have never failed to make us laugh I absolutely love your videos and you should know how much we enjoy watching every single one of your videos and how many times I have burst out laughing you have never failed us thanks for putting your time and effort into your videos so we can enjoy them.
I'm very sad that your videos aren't getting much views like it used to get..... seriously you are one of the most hardworking RU-vidrs❤️ Lots of lovee💕
OMGG i lv your new sorta types of vids!! I’ve been here for almost four years and would love a like or a heart!! I also loved this vid it was really fun and entertaining 😂
I heard that the entire experience at Élephante was just "meh." I was looking forward to going there, as well, but I then heard about the atmosphere and how loud it was that you literally had to yell at people sitting next to/across from you in order for them to be able to hear you, similar to what you two experienced. I was also told that the food was nothing special, and it was somewhat pricey for what they were serving. Worst of all, though, I heard that aside from it being really difficult to make a reservation, they forced their customers to use Resy to set it, and during that process, they took a CC number. For any reason, if you needed to cancel your reservation, they required you to do so w/in 48 hours of having set it, otherwise they charged $25 to your CC. I was also told that the reservation couldn't be broken through Resy; it had to be done by contacting the restaurant, and they were apparently notorious for never answering their phone. So essentially, any reservation that was set, even if it needed to be canceled, was going to incur a $25 service fee. I thought that this was a shady way of doing business.
