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John Singleton’s Snowfall Diet - LA Weekly

March 15, 2023

As the final season of late director and screenwriter John Singleton’s critically acclaimed and semi-autobiographical series Snowfall draws to a close, a climax of drug lord sit-downs take place in some of L.A.’s most iconic urban eateries – a recurring theme throughout the series from the start. Over the course of six seasons, the FX series has […]

Find Your Pot Of Gold With These St. Patrick’s Day Festivities

March 14, 2023

Billed as the largest St. Patrick’s Day party on the west side, the first annual St. Penmar’s Day: Festival on the Green tees off at Penmar Golf Course on Friday, March 17. Shenanigans begin at 2 p.m., and include the Venice Duck Green Beer Garden; live music from Jack of Hearts (Bob Dylan Tribute Band), […]

True Food Kitchen Celebrates 15 Years With A New Location In Century City

March 13, 2023

It’s been 15 years since the first True Food Kitchen opened in Phoenix, Arizona. With a menu and mantra based on world-renowned Dr. Andrew Weil’s anti-inflammatory diet, the restaurant will open its 44th location in May at the Westfield Century City Mall, below Din Tai Fung. The lifetime practitioner of natural and preventive medicine, Dr. […]

10 New Items To Try At The Disney Food and Wine Festival 2023

March 10, 2023

The Disney Food & Wine Festival is back at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim and while fans can still find some of their favorites on the tasting menu, such as the Mickey Mouse-shaped Snickers macaron, more than 60 new items (primarily drinks) can be found at this year’s event. Generating the most buzz early […]

A Neighborhood Grill Opens At the Natural History Museums And Masters of Taste: Here’s What’s Popping Up

March 9, 2023

The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County’s reimagined restaurant, Neighborhood Grill by Post & Beam, will open to visitors starting on Friday, March 17, as part of its new food service reorganization with South LA Cafe Hospitality. Neighborhood Grill will be operated by celebrated chef/owner John Cleveland and co-owner Roni Cleveland of South L.A.’s […]

Chef Spotlight: The Rose’s New Pastry Chef Jose Mariscal Is Mixing Things Up

March 9, 2023

Classically French-trained, L.A.-based pastry chef Jose Mariscal from San Bernardino County is bringing his colorful hispanic background to the pastry case at The Rose Venice. New desserts on the menu include a miso caramel almond croissant, strawberry Danish filled with strawberry jam and topped with fresh strawberries, a pistachio cream puff with pistachio pralines and […]

Shake Off The Cold With Some of L.A.’s Best Shakshuka

March 7, 2023

Shakshuka, the warm Maghrebi dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, peppers, onion and garlic, is popping up in different versions on menus all across L.A., a welcome sight during these cold winter mornings. In Jewish culture, a large batch of tomato stew is made for the Sabbath dinner and the leftovers used […]

Ventura County’s Dirty Little Secret Is The Subject of Regenerate Ojai

March 3, 2023

The serene Ojai Valley at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains in Ventura County is famous for its idyllic rolling hills and farmland, orange groves, zen-like boutique hotels and swanky new age shops in its charming village center. The Ojai Music Festival attracts hundreds to the four-day event in June each year, as does the […]

San Pedro Fish Market Lives On And Oscars At The Hollywood Roosevelt - Here’s What’s Popping Up

March 2, 2023

Even though the San Pedro Fish Market has closed its historic San Pedro location, it is offering a Fish Fridays giveaway series on social media for fans to win San Pedro Fish Market meal experiences and prizes, and celebrate seafood every Friday through April 6. Prizes include their World Famous Shrimp Tray dinner at the […]

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