The outside patio has a swimming pool feel, while the inside takes its odes to Venice culture tastefully.
Noting that Alain Giruad is one of the few L.A. chefs capable of commanding a giant kitchen, J. Gold feels "it's hard not to expect more."
Probably not in a neighborhood selling live octopus and sea cucumber skeet.
The chef's appointment marks promising news for anyone who misses Drago's eponymous flagship.
Menus fall under the expertise of Delphine chef and Balthazar veteran Sascha Lyon.
Tuscan and Roman fare, and vino.
The look will incorporate ponchos sold at the beach and pool tiles to symbolize Venice's diverse population.
Square pies and Italian classics for lunch, dinner, and late-night.
Time to welcome a new Neapolitan pizza to the Upper West: Fratelli la Bufala bowed a few days back on Broadway. A trio of brother pizzaiolos (the "fratelli" part) already have restaurants in Tokyo, Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, and elsewhere, so...
Garrett Mukogawa is resuscitating dishes from Drago's shuttered flagship on his new menu.
The two-day Italian pop-up welcomes the public for unlimited tastings over five hours on Tuesday.
Today the team put up its signage in Rose Avenue's new mixed-use monstrosity.
The pizzeria is run by executive chef Mendoza, former pastry pro at Ortolan.
The travel Section traces Steve Samson and Zach Pollack's path from Grace to Pico.
The chef plans rustic Italian in the "restaurant of [his] dreams."
Two senior critics spar over overpriced Beverly Hills Italian.