Eating L.A.
Monday, February 20, 2017

Winsome Review: Subtle Style in Echo Park

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Winsome , on the ground floor of the William Pereira-designed former Metropolitan Water Building that now houses apartments, is a terrific...
Monday, October 10, 2016

Trois Familia Review: Does French Technique Work With Mexican Flavors?

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This review originally appeared in the Los Feliz Ledger . When French chef Ludo Lefebvre first started doing innovative pop-ups around ...
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Salazar: First Impressions of the Eastside's Stellar Summer Spot

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Belly up to the covered bar if it ever rains...as if! Many of us have been imagining a restaurant like Salazar practically forever. A...
Monday, May 23, 2016

Silver Lake's 365 by Whole Foods: Here's What You Will and Won't Find

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The old Ralph's parking lot has been slightly reconfigured and cleaned up Will you shop at a Whole Foods without a butcher or fish ...
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Friday, May 06, 2016

Ozu East is Stylish and Cute, But How's the Ramen?

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crispy rice cakes Almost overnight, Atwater has become the kind of neighborhood where restaurant patrons have a pretty good chance of re...
Wednesday, March 09, 2016

Jonathan Gold Documentary 'City of Gold' Is a Snapshot in Time, A Voyage With the Man Himself

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I was a little worried about seeing the Jonathan Gold documentary "City of Gold." There's something about making a whole m...
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Sunday, February 21, 2016

Laurent Quenioux Cooks at Home: You Will Eat Cardoons and Fiddleheads and You Will Love Them

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Mezcal cured wild salmon with horseradish espuma Chef Laurent Quenioux can be hard to pin down, but once you find him and buckle in for ...
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Sunday, January 31, 2016

Shake Shack Gets Ready for a Spring Opening in West Hollywood

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The signature Shackburger: cheese, tomato, lettuce and Shacksauce Angelenos are highly faithful to their In 'n Out Burgers, but they...
Sunday, December 20, 2015

Casbah Cafe and Alma Closings: It's Not the Media's Fault

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(Casbah Cafe photo courtesy of Harriet's Tomato ) There was a time when the Casbah Cafe seemed like the kind of place I might sto...
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Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Why Pok Pok LA Might Need to Make More Changes Than Just the Service Charge

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Tamarind whiskey sour From the start, Pok Pok has been in a tough place in L.A. Owner Andy Ricker kind of confused everyone first with...
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