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Posted 4/20/12 on Grub Street LA
Beer

Beer Me

Tony's Darts Away celebrates two years with a mini beer fest.

Filed Under: anniversaries, beer, beer fest, burbank, tony yanow, tony's darts away

Posted 4/12/12 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Rita's Water Ice Reveals Big Plans For L.A.

The iconic Philly chain plans 25 stores in Southern California. Will it succeed where Del's failed?

Filed Under: burbank, del's lemonade, empire building, philadelphia, rita's italian ice, water ice

Posted 1/17/12 on Grub Street LA
Crime Scenes

California Woman Caught Soliciting Sex for McNuggets

A woman was arrested in Burbank after offering sexual favors in exchange for the McDonald's favorite.

Filed Under: burbank, crime scenes, dunkin donuts, mcdonald's

Posted 12/5/11 on Grub Street LA
Beer Me

ColLAboration Canceled Over Power Outage, Golden Road's New Brews Debuting Tomorrow at Tony's

The Atwater brewery will give guests the first taste of Rye on the Palate and Schwartz Stout at Tony's Darts Away.

Filed Under: beer me, burbank, collaboration, golden road brewing, hangar 24, mohawk bend, tony yanow, tony's darts away

Posted 11/17/11 on Grub Street LA
Foodies with Benefits

Tony's Darts Away Aids Animal Liberation

The beer bar is holding a benefit to free beagles from a research lab in Spain.

Filed Under: burbank, foodies with benefits, tony yanow, tony's darts away, vegan

Posted 6/3/11 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Another Broken Egg Cafe Hatched in Burbank

The cafe has its origins in Louisiana and will soon grand-open its first California store in Burbank.

Filed Under: another broken egg cafe, burbank, openings

Posted 5/23/11 on Grub Street LA
Openings

The Gluten-Free Get Served at Pam MacD's, Now Open in Burbank

The new concept will roll out to several So Cal location in the coming years.

Filed Under: burbank, gluten-free, health concerns, heirloom la, openings, pam macd's gluten-free market, pam macdonald

Posted 3/21/11 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Fears Spread On Japan's Food; Frog Found in Canned Green Beans

Japan's government reports its food is safe from radiation as ramen is shipped in to feed survivors of the recent earthquake and tsunami.

Filed Under: blehtacular, burbank, carl's jr., crime scenes, foodienomics, hardee's, health concerns, japan, mcdonald's, mediavore, starbucks, sunland

Posted 3/3/11 on Grub Street LA
Beer Nuts

Five L.A. Brew Bars Unite for The Inevitable Beer Garden Pop-Up

Somehow, someway, we suspect someone will manage to throw a food truck or two into this mix.

Filed Under: 38 degrees, beer nuts, blue palms, burbank, craftsman, look who's popping up, stone brewing company, surly goat, tony's darts away, verdugo bar

Posted 12/17/10 on Grub Street LA
Menus

Gary Robins Celebrating Feast of the Seven Fishes at Georgio's

Before the pop-up shuts down, the restaurant will offer a take on the Italian Christmas Eve tradition.

Filed Under: burbank, christmas, gary robins, georgio's cucina, italian, menus

Posted 12/15/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Former San Gab Mayor Evades Purse-Snatching Charges; The Derby Will Become Chase Bank

Albert Huang's bao-fight at a CHinese restaurant doesn't lead to more serious charges, while a sign of the times hits Los Feliz.

Filed Under: a & p, albert huang, arcadia center for sustainable food and agriculture, atlanta, buffalo wild wings, burbank, canada, craft, detroit, estonia, florida, food lion, gurpareet bains, health food, mediavore, safeway, stop and shop, the derby, the office of mobile design, tom colichhio

Posted 11/10/10 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Porto's Opens in Downey, Plus the Shortest Route to Your Cheese Rolls

Burbank might be your shortest route, depending as always, on traffic.

Filed Under: bakeries, burbank, cuban, downey, empire building, glendale (la), pastries, porto's bakery, user's guide

Posted 10/25/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Hollywood's Noir Wine Bar Goes Back To Shabu Shabu; Susan Feniger Cooks at Snyder Diamond

A wine bar doesn't work on LaBrea, so owners go back to the original barely-working concept, while Susan Feniger's Street team holds a demo and tasting in Santa Monica.

Filed Under: artisanal l.a., bakelab, burbank, chuck e. cheese's, closings, cocah and horses, crepe studio, crime scenes, culver city, downtown, eagle rock, earl's gourmet grub, elina shatkin, food + lab, four cafe, hollywood, j's kitchen, kasja alger, la grande orange, luggage room, medina chocolatier, mo's, mozza2go, neighborhood watch, noir wine bar, royal/t, schnitzly's, sean macpherson, shabu shabu, shabu shabu ya, silver lake, susan feniger, torrance, valerie confections, west hollywood

Posted 10/14/10 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Moore's Delicatessen Handcrafts A Modern Deli in Burbank

The former Dodger Stadium chef and his wife, owner of Little Flower Candy Co., is hand-grinding the beef and importing hot dogs from new Jersey's Thumann's.

Filed Under: burbank, christine moore, delis, little flower candy company, los angeles dodgers, moore's delicatessen, openings, robert moore