Industriel Opens in Downtown, Turning Back-Breaking Farmwork Trendy
The menu leans French and locavore, with goat gnocchi, house-baked breads, and marrow with tongue and cheek.
The menu leans French and locavore, with goat gnocchi, house-baked breads, and marrow with tongue and cheek.
Both the menu and the Spacecraft space split the difference between casual and elegant.
The restaurant has green eggs and ham, punch bowls, and yep, a menu solely for Champagne.
The three French chefs are in town to shoot Masterchef and tweet a lot.
The James Beard nominee updates the classic bistro dish raie au beurre noir.
The drinks are meant to showcase new spring bistronomy dishes inspired by a recent trip to Paris.
The chef worked under Paul Bocuse and is a veteran of Jean Paul Lacombe's Leon de Lyon.
The brothers show respect for the big owners who came before them to the Melrose space.
Walter Manzke introduces a selection of tartines inspired by Parisian cafes.
The Royce chef plans a series of meals inspired by and dedicated to French artists.
Benjamin Bailly's selection skews European, with Nutella-filled French toast, croque monsiuer, and pasta dishes.
Sherry sees a future in the spread of the Parisian bistronomics movement in L.A.
Farid Zadi is setting a chef's table to focus on North African and Spanish-influenced cooking.
The chef plans a 26-seater in Newport's Fashion Islands, to serve signatures three nights a week.
Bouchon vet Scott Quinn plans pickled pork belly and foie gras terrine on a seasonal menu. Oh, and champagne, lots of champagne.
The owner currently has a rendering and video that tries to placate the angry mob.
With the remodel of Water Grill and the coming of Armen Hakobayan's Industriel, Grand Ave. may be the next hot spot.
Get your tans up to snuff and your ears tuned to techno, as the Euro-heavy New York import is coming soon.
The long-cooking restaurant will serve market-lead bistro fare from a Church & State veteran.