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  • This week's edition of Overheard in L.A. features bits of overheard conversation from all sorts of Angelenos who are thinking very deeply about what they ingest.
  • Move over Portland. Los Angeles is becoming a hub for well-crafted coffee brews from nuanced chocolate, berry-forward roasts to lighter bodies with jasmine flavor notes. However, there are so many overwhelming choices, so why not get tips from the coffee geeks and try a new roast? From Coffee Commissary to Go Get Em Tiger, we asked the ones most acquainted with the beans to recommend their favorite roasts that they sell—and they described them all like fine wines.
  • He recently made a surprise appearance on George Zakarian's SiriusXM show, "Food Talk," when the host was interviewing guests at the New York City Wine & Food Festival, according to Page Six.
  • If you see a bunch of zombie-like people lumbering through the Arts District in Downtown, they're probably the poor caffeine-deprived junkies who are trying to fend off a really bad migraine.
  • Beer lovers were supremely bummed to learn that the Ultimate Beerfest at the OC Fair & Event Center was unexpectedly canceled yesterday afternoon.
  • If you're on a budget, but have a voracious appetite for delicious food, today is your lucky day. The Du-Par's in the Original Farmer's Market at the Grove is turning 75 today and rolling back their diner menu to their 1938 prices on 20 menu items.