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Posted 9/10/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Ciudad Closing To Become Another Border Grill

The pan-Latin restaurant will transition into the duo's most marketable brand.

Filed Under: border grill, ciudad, closings, downtown, mary sue milliken, pitch and feniger, susan and mary sue news, susan feniger

Posted 8/24/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Agura Closes For A Reinvention

The shutter helps show the downside of dining's downscale trend.

Filed Under: agura, closings, david judaken, east, west hollywood, yasumasa kawabata

Posted 8/20/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Dante's Fried Chicken Hits The Road; Asakuma and Bossa Nova Close

Trans-Atlantic African cuisine is delivered from a former nightlife promoter and L.A. loses a Japanese stalwart and one link in a Brazilian chain.

Filed Under: asakuma, bad brains, beverly hills, boa steakhouse, canteen (la), chinatown, closings, coffee bean and tea leaf, dante fried chicken, dante gonzales, downtown, echo park, figueroa produce, highland park, hollywood, japanese, lazy ox canteen, michael cardenas, michael voltaggio, mid-city, mohawk brasserie, neighborhood watch, openings, palace seafood and dim sum, real de mexico tequila, sak's terriyaki, shaky alibi, silver lake, soul food, sushi roku, tender greens, tequila, the test kitchen, thousand oaks, tony yanow, toranoku, truckin', vip seafood, waffles, walter manzke, west l.a., westwood

Posted 8/11/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Magnolia Reopens; Kiss My Bundt Smooches 3rd Street Goodbye

Chrysta Wilson will relocate while Magnolia celebrates.

Filed Under: bakeries, chrysta wilson, closings, kiss my bundt, magnolia, reopenings, third street, west hollywood

Posted 8/2/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

The Dip Drops Down Off Of Hollywood Blvd.

The business was owned by the son of a Borat actor.

Filed Under: closings, hollywood, johnnie's, philippe the original, the dip

Posted 8/2/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Gordon Ramsay Closes in Cape Town; What Hugh Hefner Eats

Maze is officially done after less than a year and a half open, while The Playboy publisher enjoys fresh produce.

Filed Under: andre ethier, ballad of el gordo, cape town, closings, food trucks, foodienomics, gordon ramsay, hugh hefner, matrice richardson, maze, mediavore, miami, olive oils, playboy, ron-ron juice, trends, truckin', tuttle farms, tv land

Posted 7/29/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Is Les Deux Les Done?

Rumors and internet clues suggest the nightlife hotspot is permanently closed.

Filed Under: closings, dolce group, geisha house, les deux, nightlife, rumors

Posted 7/22/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Lohan's Rumored Jail Diet Upsets Prisoner Peers; New Policy To Strengthen L.A. Food Banks

The actress is rumored to be paying for "special food," while Councilman Jose Huizar addresses the city's economic disparities.

Filed Under: angelina jolie, carnival cruises, closings, crime scenes, edward's steak house, el monte, elton john, food banks, friendly's, health concerns, ice cream, jose huizar, lindsay lohan, mediavore, peppermint patty, r.i.p.

Posted 7/15/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Hollywood Losing a Classic Sunset Haunt

Legendary Richard Burton favorite Ye Coach and Horses is closing due to a rent increase.

Filed Under: closings, dive bars, hollywood, the spotlight, tiki ti, ye coach and horses

Posted 7/13/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Vinolio and Ursa Both End Their Short Lives

Two restaurants call it quits after less than a year, though one has gone through at least four chefs.

Filed Under: anat escher, closings, dylan hallas, hollywood, mozza, silver lake, ursa, vinolio

Posted 7/9/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Concern Foundation Block Party Held Tomorrow in Hollywood; Marina Del Rey Not Feeling Groovy

The 36th annual event will feature restaurants like Lawry's, Little Dom's, and Grill on the Alley, while a certain smoothie shop definitely won't make it.

Filed Under: anthony zappola, beverly hills, breadbar, closings, concern foundation, craft, crimson, david judaken, downtown, foodies with benefits, golden deli, groovy, guillaume burlion, hollywood, jefferey zimmerman, lemongrass, mani's, marina del rey, neighborhood watch, opera, pho, radio room, robert wemischner, rosa mexicano, shannon swindle, sherman oaks, silver lake, spazio, the bazaar, the edison, the sunset marquis, trader joe's, vietnamese, waylynn lucas, west hollywood, west third

Posted 7/7/10 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Tamaya Replaces Bella Pasta at Mitsuwa on Centinela

Will the rice bowls be good enough to lure you from Santouka or Chego?

Filed Under: bella pasta, chego, closings, japanese, mar vista, mitsuwa, openings, ramen, santouka, tamaya

Posted 6/29/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

West L.A. Losing Terried Sake House

After 25 years, owner Katsuhiko Terada is moving to Canada.

Filed Under: closings, izakaya, japanese, katsuhiko terada, terried sake house, west l.a.

Posted 6/28/10 on Grub Street LA
Coming Soon

What's Coming Downtown This Summer?

Wokcano's owners plan Le Ka' and Green Hut Cafe, while Ocho Mexican Grill and Mediterranean City Grill are set to replace some so-so eats.

Filed Under: california fresh, closings, coming soon, downtown, empire building, green hut cafe, johnny rockets, kerry moy, le ka', mediterranean city grill, moe nariman, ocho mexican grill, panino, wokcano

Posted 6/9/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Mattie's Southern Kitchen Truck Throws in the Towel For Brick-And-Mortar Plans

After the vehicle stopped working, so did Chris Rattican's desire to drive his barbecue around L.A.

Filed Under: chris rattican, closings, dave danhi, food trucks, mattie's kitchen truck, the grilled cheese truck, truckin'

Posted 6/3/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Showbiz Ribs and Lot 44 Coffee Close Downtown

Both lasted longer than some of their departed neighbors, but are gone nonetheless.

Filed Under: closings, downtown, lot 44, showbiz ribs

Posted 6/1/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Le Crossiant Crumbles in Beverly Hills

Another shutter strikes Downtown 90210.

Filed Under: bakeries, beverly hills, cafes, closings, le croissant, thomas keller

Posted 6/1/10 on Grub Street LA
Openings

Benny's Tacos and Rotisserie Replacing Campos on Lincon

Handmade tortillas and fresh meats will likely improve the address.

Filed Under: benny's tacos and rotisserie, campos tacos, closings, mexican, openings

Posted 5/24/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Te'Kila Coming to Hollywood; Playoff Menus Hit Downtown

Sample 100 tequilas from the Room Group or sip a "Bynamite" at Staples Center.

Filed Under: closings, drew street, glassell park, hollywood, kafe rouge, little saigon, locanda del lago, los angeles lakers, madeline's restaurant and wine bistro, malo (la), meatless mondays, mezcal, neighborhood watch, pasadena, pilar sanchez, robert danhi, santa monica, silver lake, staples center, te'kola, tequila, the room group, westminster

Posted 5/24/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Are Food Trucks Struggling in O.C.?

Brooklyn Boy Deli Truck closes as the city questions the trend's legs.

Filed Under: brooklyn boy deli, closings, endangered, food trucks, marc gabriel, orange county, piaggio on wheels, trends, truckin'

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