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  • The L.A. Weekly's Squid Ink blog says we're in the midst of a "ramen renaissance" around here, and what renaissance couldn't use a little modern day navigation assistance?
  • George Abou-Daoud is the owner of a string of restaurants that stretch from Hollywood to the Fairfax District — and a critic of restaurant critics. After panning the Rosewood Tavern (and just ahead of the opening of Township Americana Kitchen & Saloon), LA Weekly caught up with Abou-Daoud for a Q&A. They talked about his restaurants and how he thinks restaurant criticism should work.
  • Today marks the beginning of the 3rd National Gathering of Slow Money. Slow what? Think slow food first. Now think of the farmer that needed the loan to fix the barn where he milked the goats. Can you picture the farmer explaining artisanal goat cheese at the local Bank of America with Blossom and Buttercup in the lobby? Yeeeeah. Not so much?
  • Local residents can learn more about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) popping up on their dinner plates at a special event on Thursday, October 13, hosted by Co-Opportunity Natural Foods at the Santa Monica Library Auditorium from 6:30pm to 9pm. At "Hidden in our Food: GMOs and Your Right to Know," guests will join the discussion on the issues surrounding GMOs and inform their decision on whether or not to eat GMO-free food.
  • Wing night can be messy, from the sauce-laden chicken to the crowds at your favorite watering hole serving up the special. To give a weeknight a fun boost, Hollywood's Delphine has launched Tuesday Wing Nights.
  • Beer lovers, your time has come! As we anticipated, L.A. Beer Week is back from October 10-23 with 14 days of beer-focused events to enjoy. With multiple events each day, there's a ton to choose from.