Where to Go Bottomless For Brunch
An endless supply of sparkling wine and juice is just what the doctor ordered.
An endless supply of sparkling wine and juice is just what the doctor ordered.
The FIG chef used to be the chips and salsa man at Chuy's Mexican Restaurant.
Matthew Woolf takes a hyper-local stance reminiscent of his former workplace.
Sorry kids, it's 20% every time. Yes, EVERY time.
Downtown has a new Peruvian, while the Westside's prized taqueria will double down with a second neighborhood location.
A new location at Broadway and Ocean will mark the chain's 23rd branch in fall 2012.
Is Gjelina without all eyes on your $700 yoga pants still going to be in-demand?
The chef helps with Olympic High's edible garden.
If duck heart tartare isn't your thing, the other side of the menu offers market-sourced vegetarian dishes.
The Fig chef funds his own community garden to help at-risk students.
Uber-sustainable chef Ray Garcia will orchestrate multiple dishes using the produce of Garcia Organic Farms, a Santa Monica Farmer's Market mainstay.
L.A. Weekly talks about Tasting Kitchen, bacon-wrapped bacon, and duck carnitas one more time before 2011 arrives.
The chef super group is raising funds for St. Vincent's Meals on Wheels by each contributing one dish.
Yes, more bacon will be dispensed from another food truck.
Elizabeth Pitcairn played a tricky violin concerto by Samuel Butler for a small audience at The Fairmont, while the living Blues Brother slings drinks at BLVD Lounge.