About Inglewood
Inglewood is a city south of LA proper, rapidly transforming around the Hollywood Park development that includes SoFi Stadium, the Kia Forum (concert venue), a town square, park, and hotels. The city has a rich African-American cultural history and a growing food scene.
For the 2028 Olympics, Inglewood will be the most intense venue zone — the Opening Ceremony on July 14 and Closing Ceremony both happen at SoFi Stadium, drawing capacity crowds from around the world.
Hollywood Park Development
- SoFi Stadium — 70,240 seats, Opening/Closing Ceremonies + Athletics
- Kia Forum — converted concert arena adjacent to SoFi
- Hollywood Park Town Square — restaurants and shops
- New hotels planned/under development (verify current status)
Getting There
The Metro K Line (Crenshaw/LAX Line) runs through Inglewood. An extension to a Hollywood Park station near SoFi Stadium is planned for 2028 — verify current status at metro.net. From LAX: SoFi Stadium is only 3 miles away — rideshare or taxi is practical (~10–20 min, $15–25).
Where to Eat in Inglewood
- Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen — local staple, breakfast and brunch
- The Serving Spoon — legendary Inglewood soul food, Market St
- Randy's Donuts — 70+ year old Inglewood icon, open late
- Hollywood Park Town Square — food options adjacent to SoFi
- Truxton's American Bistro — local gastropub