Rocco's Tavern Brings Old-School Italian to Culver City on Friday
A new Culver City spot for classics like linguini and clams, NY-style thin-crust pizza and more.
A new Culver City spot for classics like linguini and clams, NY-style thin-crust pizza and more.
Whatever you're working on would probably be improved by some pork fat almonds.
The restaurant group will no doubt take a similar glossy/loungey approach to this concept, like always.
After ten years, the Downtown pioneer will no more live to see the neighborhood's renaissance.
The Downtown Italian is looking for a European sandwich specialist for its newest station.
The Cipriani family make their West Coast debut with a hotel and restaurant.
Groovy seventies signage and a dependable team have us already chomping at the bit to try this surprise restaurant from the owners of The Must.
A new study finds red and processed meats come with an increased risk for certain cancers.
A simple menu of white and red pies is complimented by a strong draft beer presence and wines from California and Italy.
In 1990, the Tuscan-born chef opened his Santa Monica restaurant, which soon became a popular celebrity destination.
The restaurant is celebrating 20 years with a new toque and new menu items that honor Lombardy.
Strangely, it's not the robata that wows L.A.'s number-one critic at Robata Jinya.
Available through April, the Santa Monica Italian will serve foie gras, 63 degree duck egg, duck confit risotto, and three other riffs on the poultry.
A publicist confirms that partners are actively looking for locations, though the whole idea is simply being "considered." Hmm?
The founding family claims you can't get a decent cup of espresso in L.A., so they started their own roasting facility and cafe chain.
The Italian trattoria's attempt to stay alive with small plates had unfortunately not worked as planned.
Is Gjelina without all eyes on your $700 yoga pants still going to be in-demand?