Krista Simmons

We demystify some of the cereals that you might have seen on menus around town as of late.

Two establishments are offering free drinks to those who present their "I Voted" stickers to the bartenders. Though it's technically illegal to bribe citizens to vote, a drink doesn't sound half bad after all of the election duress.

Chef Jeremy Fox's departure from Venice restaurant Barnyard has his fans speculating why the highly-anticipated project has seen such a sudden divide.

Considering it doesn't seem like it will be cooling down anytime soon, it sounds like some oysters and champs are in order.

They anticipate that it will be rented for corporate meetings, educational dinners, and even "beer geek weddings." That sounds like a Pinterest board waiting to happen.

Usually the goal is to keep beet juice off your clothing, but the hands-on workshop at the Peter Fetterman Gallery in Bergamot Station will show guests how to use flowers, herbs, berries, barks, and nuts to create natural dyes in seasonal, foraged dye baths.

Here are some of the places to lighten up the mood around tomorrow's election with food, booze, and even some themed sweets.

Normally we're not a fan of so many ingredients in one cup. But the integrated, balanced flavors in this 1940s rendition really work.

Here are some of our favorites around Los Angeles in honor of National Sandwich Day, which will be celebrated November 3.

The weekend is so close you can practically taste it. Here are the edible events going on in the next few days to keep you occupied -- and sated for that matter.