Farid Zadi Sets Sights on New Creole and Southern Concept in Downtown
The French chef says the "interesting thing is that Creole can be more old school French, than the French."
The French chef says the "interesting thing is that Creole can be more old school French, than the French."
The new location offers guests more seating and a larger menu.
One angry writer calls the loan "cronyism" and finds a way to slash a bill for proposed improvements in half.
L.A.'s most famous Creole restaurant celebrates 41 years with classic dishes.
A Westside Creole Cajun eatery is hosting a party on its patio.