Krista Simmons

Malarkey has many successful restaurants in San Diego that focus on seafood. He'll be taking over the space that housed the defunct Asia De Cuba.

On average, Americans eat 27 pounds of these tropical fruits per year. And what better way to consume them than in a ooey gooey bread pudding? Here's how it's done.

The festival aims to showcase Los Angeles as a burgeoning craft beer destination.

Starting the morning of Sunday, Sept. 8, the BBQ joint will be open at 10 a.m. so that you can watch the 2013 NFL games with Texas 'que in hand.

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.

Want to check out the smokin' Texas-style BBQ, cutting-edge coffee drinks, and unique Thai street food on offer at the spruced up Grand Central Market? Check out our video.

The micro-chain has been slanging a variety of round ground meets to much fanfare, and they're going to be bringing their balls to L.A. for a special one night event at Sunny Spot.

Giada De Laurentiis and Ludo Lefevbre are going to be trying their luck at opening up restaurants in Sin City.

The picketers are scheduled to protest on Aug. 29 at McDonald's locations. Wendy's and Taco Bell are also potential targets.

Brewer Dieter Foerstner or Angel City talks to us about his inspirations for this beer that features nature's butter.

The coffee shop, which has locations throughout L.A.'s hippest neighborhoods, specializes in desserts for those with dietary sensitivities and offering up casual, pet-friendly patios for meeting up with friends. It's also great for a first date.

It's National Spicy Day, and should you care to give your palate a challenge, here are three places you can do so. Don't say we didn't warn you.