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Posted 1/21/13 on Grub Street LA
Crime Scenes

Man Fatally Shot at El Sereno Taco Truck; Silver Lake Deliveryman Killer Gets 77 Years

Man Fatally Shot at El Sereno Taco Truck; Silver Lake Deliveryman Killer Gets 77 Years

There was crime, and even a little punishment, in the past-paced world of L.A.'s food scene this weekend.

Filed Under: angel serna mancilla, crime scenes, el chavo, el sereno, garage pizza, juan david vasquez loma, silver lake, taco town

Posted 4/7/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Skratch becomes Choppe Choppe; Scallions Shutters in Westwood

Skratch becomes Choppe Choppe; Scallions Shutters in Westwood

Culver City has a new sandwich shop and a 25-year old restaurant closes near UCLA.

Filed Under: antigua bread, burbank, choppe choppe, closings, downtown, el sereno, fresh & easy, highland park, hollywood, little tokyo, mezz jazz club, neighborhood watch, nonna's empanadas, openings, pink dot, rowan building, santito's tortas, scallions, skratch, soi56

Posted 1/13/10 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Cafe in the Heights Brings More Gourmet Mud to N. East L.A.

Cafe in the Heights Brings More Gourmet Mud to N. East L.A.

The northeast L.A. coffee boom marches on with service to Lincoln and Montecito Heights.

Filed Under: antigua coffee house, bakeries, cafe in the heights, cafes, coffee, cypress park, el sereno, lincoln heights, montecito heights, openings, pastries, trends, xocolatl cacao

Posted 12/14/09 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Tar Pit, Bastide, and Grill 'Em All Grand-Open This Week

Tar Pit, Bastide, and Grill 'Em All Grand-Open This Week

Three anticipated openings are afoot.

Filed Under: bastide, burgers, coffee, el sereno, food trucks, grill 'em all, hot chocolate, mark peel, melrose, openings, tar pit, xocolatl cacao

Posted 8/18/09 on Grub Street LA
Health Concerns

Champions for Change Out to Alter Eating Habits

Champions for Change Out to Alter Eating Habits

Champions for Change and Nestle are both targeting the way Californian families eat.

Filed Under: champions for change, el sereno, health department, nestle

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