Posts Tagged: city tavern on Grub Street

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Posted 4/23/13 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Loteria, Pazzo Gelato, Flying Pig, and City Tavern Coming To Figat7th

The mall is quickly becoming a hub of fast-casual chef-driven concepts pulled from L.A.'s own talent pool.

Filed Under: city tavern, empire building, figatseventh, flying pig cafe, loteria, mike buch, pazzo gelato, taste

Posted 2/12/13 on Grub Street LA
Grub Guide

Last Minute Valentine's Day Round-Up of Things That Don't Suck

Green tea truffles, crawfish, sashimi, bonbons, uni linguine, and poolside cabanas are all available to Angelenos on Valentine's Day.

Filed Under: allumette, c+m, city tavern, gorge, grub guide, hot n juicy, kiriko, l'artisan du chocolat, lacma, mb post, semi sweet bakery, the peninsula, tlt food, Vol 94

Posted 11/19/12 on Grub Street LA
Deals

$14 Sandwich, Suds, and Side at City Tavern

The Culver City pub offers a lunch deal on weekends.

Filed Under: city tavern, culver city, deals, let's do lunch

Posted 10/11/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Trattoria Neapolis Sends Mixed Signals to Besha; Santa Monica loves City Tavern

The gorgeous Trattoria Neapolis is reviewed by LA Weekly

Filed Under: besha rodell, city tavern, fat cow, merrill shindler, mole, phlight, santa monica mirror, the other critics, time out la, trattoria neapolis, whittier

Posted 8/10/12 on Grub Street LA
Grub Guide

Fourteen Sharp Spots to Find Food-on-a-Stick in Los Angeles

In L.A., your options include frozen beer, cupcake, lamb offal, chicken skin, and even pig's blood set on a skewer.

Filed Under: city tavern, downtown, ee convenient store, el segundo, feng mao, food-on-a-stick, grub guide, horon kushiage, hot dog on a stick, kokekokko, my tornado potato, old country cafe, picca, santa monica, spice table, stix and straws, sweet e's, tar and roses, torrance

Posted 7/19/12 on Grub Street LA
Beer Me

City Tavern Hosting Beachwood BBQ Tomorrow Night

The Seal beach brewery and restaurant will put more than ten drafts on offer for the evening.

Filed Under: beachwood bbq, beer me, city tavern, culver city, menus

Posted 6/12/12 on Grub Street LA
Foodievents

Culver City Spikes Your Lemonade

Over a dozen neighborhood restaurants are putting their twists on the summertime refreshment.

Filed Under: akasha, bottlerock, city tavern, culver city, foodievents lemonade, ford's filling station

Posted 9/6/11 on Grub Street LA
Slideshow

Scenes From The Taste: "Burgers and Beer"

Evan Funke took the day with Rustic Canyon's impeccable burger.

Filed Under: 25 degrees, bld, blue palms, boa, city tavern, delphine, foodievents, ford's filling station, grace, ilan hall, kathy griffin, kerry simon, nyesha arrington, oliverio, osteria la buca, rounds, rustic canyon, sascha lyon, slideshow, spice table, the gorbals, the misfit, the taste, waterloo and city, westside tavern, wilshire

Posted 4/19/11 on Grub Street LA
Foodies with Benefits

Taste of the Nation Brings Early Tastes of Short Order, ink., and Fonuts

Some of 2011's most anticipated projects will see their debut at the anti-hunger fund-raiser.

Filed Under: a-frame, campanile, city tavern, fonuts, foodies with benefits, grace, ink, la seine, lucques, michael voltaggio, nancy silverton, osteria mozza, picca, ricardo zarate, rivera, scoops, short order burger, sotto, taste of the nation, waylynn lucas

Posted 3/22/11 on Grub Street LA
Beer Me

City Tavern Brings Craft Beer Even Closer to Our Lips on April 4th

The Rush Street owners are opening a slightly more adult bar and restaurant in Culver City.

Filed Under: beer me, city tavern, coming soon, craft beer, culver city, rush street

Posted 11/2/10 on Grub Street LA
Trimmings

Rush Street Owners Double The Double Dutch Space For City Tavern

Fingers foods and microbrews will reign at the second, more sophisticated project from the Culver City restaurant.

Filed Under: city tavern, culver city, double dutch dinette, empire building, meltdown, rush street, trimmings

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