Food

Seven local spots serving grim goodies this Halloween season

Witch’s fingers, monster eyeballs, and tombstones are among the tasty treats.

Bits of green pastry are topped with strawberry jam and an almond, making them look like witches fingers

Hollywood Farmers' Market needs the public's help to stay afloat

The nonprofit behind the longstanding Hollywood neighborhood staple, and several other farmers' markets in Greater L.A., is launching a fundraiser to keep them open.

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Meet the woman who's tried nearly 40 breakfast burritos to find the best in LA

Casey Shea has been trying breakfast burritos around Los Angeles and documenting her journey on Instagram.

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Sushi chef Yasu Ouchi dreams of locally caught sushi

Ouchi has opened sushi restaurants worldwide, but it wasn’t until he came to Los Angeles that he had the radical idea to start serving locally caught fish.

An overhead view of various white ceramic plates, both square and rectangular, each containing different types of sushi.

Lake Forest is Orange County’s under-the-radar dining destination

Lake Forest, located in South Orange County, boasts many restaurants specializing in international cuisine. We've previewed some for you on your next trip down south.

A table containing different plates of food; towards the back of the table features a sandwich made with a long French-style roll stuffed with various contents; next to it is a plate that contains a dark brown stew with a small pile of cooked white rice and boiled egg on top. Between the two plates is a large brown glass bottle with a white label and pale gold lettering. In the forefront is a large metal tray with a pastry split down the middle filled with little white balls. To the right of it is a plate of tacos with different types of fillings

Special Delivery: 150 lb. tuna flown in from Japan satisfies hungry customers

Sashimi and sushi lovers experience fresh tuna from the renowned Toyosu Market in Japan

An Asian man wearing a light blue dress shirt and red tied looks down at a dark gray bluefin tuna on a table. There's a sign that says "tuna filleting show and sale event" hanging on the front of the table. There's a colorful, mainly blue colored banner in back of the man with Chinese "kanji" characters.

'Historic' Clifton's sign is in a DTLA back alley. But it's not junk, owner says

The story of why a vintage Clifton's neon sign is hung in the restaurant's back alley — and what led to its suspected theft or vandalism this week.

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Cheap Fast Eats visits West Hollywood for superstar bites at a garage band price

We visit the historic West Hollywood neighborhood to find some solid chow that keeps your wallet in check.

Two different types of sandwiches are displayed next to each other on a slotted wooden surface painted light pink. On the left, there is a rectangular metal tray with a to-go paper containing a sandwich made with a long French-style bun filled with cooked ground beef, white sauce, lettuce, tomato, and onion. On the right, there is a small circular metal plate with a sandwich wrapped in silver foil paper. This sandwich is made with a round sesame seed bun, melted cheese, and bacon.

Chef Pyet Despain is proving there’s more to Native cooking than fry bread

Despain offers ancient flavors with a modern take at her new residency at the Music Center in DTLA.

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3 LA restaurants to eat at for the rest of your life: We asked, you answered

We have your responses to a thought experiment: one life, just three restaurants. Here's what you told us.

An overhead view of different types of food plates on a light brown wooden surface shows two glasses placed in the center. One glass contains pink liquid, and the other contains yellow liquid, resembling mixed cocktails.

Mangled Bob’s Big Boy statue in Downey gets Halloween makeover

The statue that had its hairdo ripped off in August has undergone a spooky transformation in time for Halloween.

A statue of a server in a white-and-red checkered overalls is holding up a hamburger on a platter. Where the statue's head used to be has been replaced by piles of a pinkish red substance made up to mimic the look of fresh brains.

5 coffee shops in Boyle Heights with must-try hidden gems

As the coffee shop scene grows in the neighborhood, we sipped our way through to find you the best spots to kick back and relax.

Two medium skinned men stand in a commercial kitchen. One is wearing a black baseball cap, a maroon T shirt and a black apron; he's pouring hot water through a coffee filter into a glass jug below. The other has glasses and a beard and is looking down as he rearranges something on the metal counter.

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