Bourbon Steak & Dudley Market – Thrillist
12 LA BRUNCHES THAT ARE ABOUT TO GET INSANELY POPULAR The two things you do basically every weekend in LA: 1) go to brunch, and 2) get in an argument about where you’re going for brunch. Want to win the argument? Suggest any of these new brunches — all of which are on the verge […]
Bar Ama – LA Weekly
10 BEST RESTAURANTS FOR BRUNCH IN LOS ANGELES Brunch is done well in Los Angeles, a town that’s experienced in mash-ups. Blending two of the day’s meals in one, brunch is an invitation to flout what you may think you know about breakfast or lunch. In L.A., the brunch’s history is less in line with […]
Dudley Market – LA Magazine
10 Things to Eat and Drink in L.A. Before the Summer Ends Make the season last just a little bit longer with boozy slushies, poke, and a food festival or two Summer is almost over. Okay, well in Southern California it’s never really over until at least Halloween, but even if the temps are still […]
Providence – LA Times
Been saving up for Providence? Go now. Plus, an Eastside food festival e following are two food events you need to know about. One is super fancy; the other is not. And both deserve a spot on your calendar. Michael Cimarusti is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Providence, his Melrose Avenue restaurant, which has been […]
Animal, Mercado, Connie & Ted’s & Pizzeria Mozza – LA Eater
19 Mind-Blowing Signature Desserts in Los Angeles Among the plenitude of desserts in Los Angeles, some stand tall among the rest. Sometimes a mind-blowing sweet will show up in a place that you’re least expecting, like a chain steakhouse or a low-key seafood restaurant in the South Bay. Either way, these are the dessert that sugar […]
Bäco Mercat – Discover Los Angeles
The Best Sandwiches in Los Angeles: Summer 2015 wo slices of bread, balanced fillings and imagination is all it takes to create a satisfying sandwich, but great versions remain elusive. Luckily, Los Angeles has a legacy of classic sandwiches, including Langer’s Deli #19, Philippe the Original and Cole’s French dips, and the Bay Cities Godmother. […]
Mercado – TimeOut LA
The best restaurants in Santa Monica Hanging out on the Westside and getting hangry? These Santa Monica restaurants should do the trick. For those who don’t live in Santa Monica, making the trek there can be a daunting journey. Will there be traffic? Probably. Will it be hard to find parking? Oh, most definitely. Will […]
Ledlow, Dudley Market & Bourbon Steakhouse – LA Eater
The Hottest Brunch Spots in Los Angeles, August 2015 There’s nothing better than a great brunch to either kick off, or cap the weekend’s festivities. Saturday and Sunday mornings (and often afternoons) are prime time for weekend dining warriors to grab a bloody mary, mimosa, or bellini, and drink away the hours with friends and […]
Copenhagen Pastry – LA Eater
A Pastry Lover’s Guide to Los Angeles: 27 Shops and Bakeries 8 Copenhagen Pastry This authentic Danish-style bakery has some of the best sweet treats in the city, with things like almondy kringles, raspberry danishes, nougat crowns, braided cinnamon lines, and more, all for very fair prices. Everything is just sweet enough, and plenty addictive. […]
El Cholo & Chinois – Zagat
17 Throwback Restaurants You Have to Visit in LA Those who say that Los Angeles has no history clearly haven’t eaten at Philippe the Original or Musso & Frank. These are just two of the oldest restaurants still operating today, places that harken back to a simpler time. Some of the most iconic restaurants might […]