You’ll Not See Nothing Like the Mighty
Food By Hadley Tomicki · September 15, 2017 The Hatfields are back. Not that the Hatfields went anywhere. It just sounds good, saying they're back right before we tell you about their new Downtown place. It's
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Lunch, Dinner and Esteemed Drinking in Koreatown
If you want great galbi, you hit Koreatown. If you want to quaff Hite in a Titantic-themed bar until you've memorized K-Pop's top 10, you hit Koreatown. But should you just seek a pleasant time with friends over scallops and Old Fashioneds... No. Koreatown. Still Koreatown. Since Sapor is now open to serve you all kinds of globally inspired dishes and
An Italian-Inflected Beauty in Downtown’s South Park
You could probably spend the rest of your life trying to eat all the Italian food L.A. has to offer. So... sounds like you have precious little time to waste. You can start right here. At Testa, a new Italian-inflected beauty with a noteworthy proficiency in making your libations, now soft-open in Downtown's South Park neighborhood. Check it out. The
Chicken, and Lots of It, From Plan Check’s Owner
It's 2017 and nothing makes sense anymore. Okay, this chicken place from Plan Check's owner could be the exception. It just makes good, good sense. Follow the rationale to Wild & Free, a promising place for rotisserie chicken and indulgent sandwiches that's now open in Sherman Oaks. This is a casual situation you'll be thankful for once lunch
Striking Modern Italian From a Major European Soccer Star
Whether you root for the Galaxy, Chivas or team Greenland, we can all cheer one thing on together in LA: Pasta. And with these weird words, we introduce No. 10 Restaurant, an elegant and modern Italian restaurant elevating your pizza, pasta and meats on regularly updated seasonal menus, opening tomorrow on 3rd Street looking like this. What you have here
A Coastal Mediterranean Date-Night Stunner at the Belasco Theater
Wednesday night. You may be white-knuckling it over the last game of a very tense World Series. Or you may be relaxed, joyful even, at the arrival of your loup de mer. At Les Coulisses, the enchanting space you'll go to for coastal Mediterranean food before, during and after shows at Downtown's Belasco Theater. It opens Wednesday. Here's the
Red-Hot Bowls of DanDan Noodles From the Tsujita Squad
Yes, this place is called Killer Noodle. But that's not meant to be cute. It might seriously mess you up. It's hoping it won't come to that, though. Either way, this new Sawtelle shop from the Tsujita crew is slinging Chinese noodle soup as hot as the hindquarters of Hades, and it's grand-opening today in West LA. This slideshow errs on the delicious
An Eataly of LA’s Own Arrives in Century City
The day is in sight. Eataly is finally almost upon us. Yes, that Eataly. The Batali-Bastianich-other-people-driven epicenter of high-grade edible/drinkable Italian imports opens Friday at 6pm in Century City's Westfield. It's big. It's beautiful, if you like such things as really good meat, pasta and cheese. And it's essentially everything you hoped the
The First Ever Restaurant From the Creator of the Cronut
Okay, so we didn't win on Wednesday. But we are getting Dominique Ansel's first restaurant. And truthfully, you can't eat a World Series ring. So rejoice to find the Cronut creator's first LA bakery and, right above that, his first-ever-anywhere restaurant, 189 by Dominique Ansel, on the verge of opening at the Grove. Here's what to expect in the next
Power Dinners Cooked Over Live Fire From the Spotted Pig Owners
The Cat & the Fiddle is now the Hearth & Hound. So they've kept the ampersand. But some giant changes were made. For instance, they've gone ahead and added a Ken Friedman, one April Bloomfield and an upstart rapper named Mike D. So roll out the red carpet for the Hearth & Hound, the first L.A. restaurant from the heavyweights behind