Eating is by far one of the most delicious parts of traveling, and more so when dining is the destination. In the Coachella Valley, there's an evolving restaurant scene that will be showcased June 1-10 via the annual Palm Springs Restaurant Week.
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A Taste of Palm Springs Restaurant Week: June 1-10, 2012
Check Out the Bold, Creative Nominees for the 8th Annual Restaurant Design Awards
It's not all about the food and drinks when you go out for dinner or cocktails, right? Atmosphere plays a significant role in the dining experience, and to honor the achievements of restaurant, bar, and nightclub designers, The American Institute of Architects Los Angeles (AIA|LA)'s panel of judges have come up with the nominees in three categories for the 8th annual Restaurant Design Awards (RDA) Competition.
Score a FREE #19 for Langer's Deli's 65th Anniversary
Langer's Deli, home of “the world’s best pastrami,” will be celebrating their 65th anniversary via a two-day event, and they'll be giving away free #19 Hot Pastrami Sandwiches to their patrons in honor of the occasion.
Which L.A. Restaurants Are Among the Most Expensive in America?
While most of us tend to dine on a dime and go for the occasional splurge, big spenders love to spend, well, big, on meals. The Daily Meal recently released their list of the 25 Most Expensive Restaurants in America, and two L.A. establishments make the list.
Where's the Beef? L.A.'s BEST "Alternative" Burgers
May is National Burger Month, but you've found us happily asking "Where's the Beef?" as we go in pursuit of the American classic, done in unconventional ways. From vegan and veggie versions to creative meats and seafood tucked between two buns, a few LAisters are sharing their picks for the best beef-less burger in town.
Chew On This: Mess Hall Preview, Sandwich Happy Hour, Arbor Day Drink Party & Much More
What's going on in the L.A. food scene? Chew on This: Toast to Sotto's anniversary, Arbor Day and Springtime, a guest chef is doing The Charleston, Mess Hall gets the Test Kitchen treatment and more.
Plant to Plate: Post & Beam Launches Summer Gardening Series
Gardeners have already been getting their hands dirty with warm-weather veggies and herbs, since we've been in peak spring planting season in Los Angeles lately. At Baldwin Hills' Post & Beam restaurant, the winter crops have just been taken out from the on-site garden, and replace with new seedlings that will feed diners in the coming weeks and months.
Chew On This: New Breakfast and Brunch Options, a Pig Roast, and Lots of Cocktails
What's going on in the L.A. food scene? Chew on This: New breakfast and brunch options, a pig roast, beer pairing dinners, and some exciting new cocktails.
Cheers! Ye Coach & Horses Reborn as The Pikey, Open Now
It's baaaaack! Well, sort of: Ye Coach and Horses, in libation limbo for a over a year now, has been reborn as The Pikey, and the bar/restaurant is in its soft opening phase right now.
Chew On This: Grilled Cheese Month at The Counter, Palate Closed Permanently, & More Spring Cocktails
What's going on in the local food scene? Chew on this: Grilled Cheese Month at The Counter, a sad farewell to a Glendale favorite, more ways to get properly cocktailed this spring, and more.
Mexican Deli Serving Westside for Over 60 Years Closing For Good This Weekend
The Gallegos Mexican Deli's westside roots go back to 1946, when Jose Maria Gallegos started a Tortilleria on Olympic near 15th Street called "Gallegos Brothers" with his brother, Ezequiel. Now, the Gallegos Mexican Deli is closing for good on Saturday, March 31.
Chew On This: New Cocktails at Townhouse & Naya, National Paella Day, Be a Certified Beer Server & More
What's going on in the local food scene? Chew on this: New cocktails are ready for imbibing, an upcoming class will help train you to be an official "beer server," and March 27 is National Paella Day, plus a few more food news bites.
Where to Get a Juicy Lucy, Lamill Coffee, and KBBQ in DTLA, All in One Place
Today was the big announcement about the forthcoming food options at FIGAT7TH, the shopping area in Downtown L.A. that's in the midst of a $40-million renovation. Called TASTE FIGAT7TH, the quick-service café-style dining area will have eclectic international fare available for hungry shoppers.
No More Pig Candy?! Lou Wine Bar Closing Up Shop
Fans of Lou, the unassuming wine bar tucked into a strip mall at the corner of Melrose and Vine, got the sad news yesterday via a blog post from owner Lou Amdur that he is closing up sometime in the next few weeks.
Hamburger Hamlet Picks Up Rebound Larchmont Location
This doesn't happen too often: A once-prominent chain restaurant that's been closing down locations in recent years is opening up a new location, taking over for an indie restaurant, in an indie-centric 'hood. Hamburger Hamlet is taking over the Avocado Grill space in Larchmont.
Stars No Longer Align For L.A. Times Restaurant Reviews
The L.A. Times has implemented some big changes in their Food section, including bundling it up with a bunch of other lifestyle-y sections and pushing it to Saturday, and hiring (Pulitzer Prize-winning) writer Jonathan Gold to spill some ink on the subject of eating in L.A. Now they've announced they're doing away with star ratings in their restaurant reviews.
Chew On This: $1 Oyster Night, Bow & Truss in NoHo, "Fight for Foie" Dinner
What's going on in the local food scene? Chew on this: There's a new hotspot coming to NoHo, a birthday celebration with $1 oysters, and how to fight for your rights to party with foie gras, plus a few more food news bites.
More Info about The Fat Cow, Gordon Ramsay's Neighborhood Pub Opening in The Grove
A few more details are circulating about Chef Gordon Ramsay's upcoming eatery at The Grove. Called The Fat Cow, the European-inspired pub will offer a "relaxed, rustic neighborhood dining environment," and "authentic, quality, fresh cuisine utilizing ingredients from all local farms and purveyors," notes a press release about the venture.
Chew On This: Golden Road Beer Fest, OC Restaurant Week, & "The Old Fashioned Artist"
What's going on in the local food scene? Chew on this: There's a beer fundraiser a-brewin' at Golden Road, we're in the midst of OC Restaurant Week, and cocktails and art collide in a Neat way courtesy "The Old Fashioned Artist." Plus, a few more delicious food news items!
Dining Goes to the Dogs: Policy Permits Pooches on Patios
A policy change affecting much of Los Angeles County is being implemented, which means restaurants are now able to decide if they want to allow patrons to bring their dogs into outdoor eating areas.
Come On, Get Happy Hour in Old Pasadena This March
Starting March 1, if you happen to end up in the 626 in the late afternoon and evening hours, you can partake in 15 straight days of booze and bite specials during Old Pasadena Happy Hour Week.
Tribute Rap Honors Jonathan Gold: "99 Restaurants, I Been to Every One"
Conor Knighton tickles our tastebuds and our funny bone with this just-released video showcasing his tribute rap to Jonathan Gold's 2011 99 Essential Restaurants list.
GQ Picks the 10 Best New Restaurants in America & 2 Are in L.A.
Los Angeles, we get the bragging rights for this one, because the number one Best New Restaurant in America according to GQ is our very own ink., Michael Voltaggio's daring new "modern eatery"...plus we get a second nod on the list with Picca.
Where Not to Woo: Sorry, Urbanspoon, These Are Not the 10 Most Romantic Restaurants in L.A.
While the other day we looked at the 5 Most Romantic Restaurants in L.A. according to national OpenTable users, today we have been handed Urbanspoon's user-generated list of the 10 most popular romantic restaurants in Los Angeles.
Important Sandwich News: ink.sack Adding SUNDAY* Hours, Plus "The Vegetarian" Rocking the Menu
Lunchers, your options are expanding over at ink.sack, Michael Voltaggio's popular SRO sandwich shop a couple of doors down from his celebrated restaurant, ink.
Are These the 10 Best Burgers in the OC?
Burger lovers from behind the Orange Curtain, it's your time to shine! A Banh mi burger, fare from a favorite SoCal chain, the concoction of a gastropub... All's fair in love and the all mighty hamburger wars, including in the OC.
Which 5 L.A. Restaurants Are Among The "Most Romantic" in America?
Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and the concept of "romance" is being pummeled into us all from every possible front, including where we eat. Now OpenTable has released a list of the 100 Most Romantic Restaurants in America, and five Los Angeles-area spots made the grade.
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