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Taste of the Eastside 2016
Taste of the Eastside 2016 was a fun, intimate, lively event that took place at the Los Angeles River Center and Gardens. Featuring restaurants and businesses from neighborhoods such as Atwater Village, DTLA, Los Feliz, Silver Lake, and more, Taste of the Eastside had a good variety of food, including a number of vegan and […]
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Brunch at Redbird
Redbird started Sunday brunch service on April 24th, just in time for Mother’s Day, if you haven’t made a reservation yet. Chef Neal Fraser‘s menu consists of such brunch staples as waffles, quiches, and fritattas, with nods to the South like biscuits and gravy, shrimp and grits, hoppin’ johns, and some international inspired dishes like […]
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The Wallace
Sometimes it takes visiting a new place to discover a, well, still relatively new place, but not as new as the newer new place. Um, yeah. Anyway, I “discovered” The Wallace when I went to check out Hanjip, a new Korean BBQ restaurant in Culver City–yes, I’m behind on my post for my visits there […]
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Food Events & Festivals – May 2016
Here’s a round-up of food events and festivals that are on my radar for May 2016. As always, if I’ve missed one, please let me know in comments. [Edit: Added a cooking competition in early May. See below.] May 1, 2016 – LA Bacon Festival: In its fourth year, this event is all about, you […]
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Chaya Downtown Uki Uki Sundays
In addition to the Wagyu Tasting Menu at all Chaya locations, Chaya Downtown recently started an “Uki Uki Sundays” menu–uki uki meaning to be happy and excited in Japanese. The menu is broken down into three sections, $5 for small plates, $10 for medium-sized items, and $25 for large sharable dishes. I recently got to […]
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