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Posted 10/23/12 on Grub Street LA
The Name Game

Echo Park Makes Way for Taix Square

Echo Park Makes Way for Taix Square

The 85-tear-old French restaurant now has an official street name.

Filed Under: echo park, greenblatt's, musso and frank, taix

Posted 2/10/12 on Grub Street LA
Celebrity Settings

Lana Del Rey Eats at Cafe 50's; George Clooney Takes Date to Dan Tana's

Lana Del Rey Eats at Cafe 50's; George Clooney Takes Date to Dan Tana's

In a week of Hollywood dates, we even saw our favorite celebrity couple, Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo.

Filed Under: cafe 50's, celebrity settings, dan tana's, erewhon, fatburger, george clooney, iwata, jessica alba, jon shook, kristen stewart, kristin cavallari, lana del rey, musso and frank, robert pattinson, sofia coppola, stacey kiebler, stk, vinny dotolo, zac efron

Posted 11/9/11 on Grub Street LA
L.A. Diet

Film Critic Elvis Mitchell Eats Spicy Short Ends and Drinks Coke With a Cigar for Breakfast

Film Critic Elvis Mitchell Eats Spicy Short Ends and Drinks Coke With a Cigar for Breakfast

"I try to damage any healthy consumption with either tobacco or sugar."

Filed Under: bill maher, breeze, chick-fil-a, chun king, chuncheon dalkgalbi, du par's, elvis mitchell, joe bastianich, kate mantilini, l.a. diet, lacma, loteria, magee's, musso and frank, phillips barbecue, rae's, ray's, stark bar, the tower bar, yuca's

Posted 10/24/11 on Grub Street LA
Nightlife

The Writer's Room: Now Open to the Public in Hollywood

The Writer's Room: Now Open to the Public in Hollywood

Bartender Daniel Nelson is concocting a cocktail program based on L.A.'s international restaurants.

Filed Under: daniel nelson, hollywood, mixocalypse, musso and frank, nightlife, nur khan, supperclub, the writer's room

Posted 10/7/10 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Shoemaker's Savory Scores With Virbila; Gold Throws a Taco Party

Shoemaker's Savory Scores With Virbila; Gold Throws a Taco Party

The short-lived Bastide chef expresses his own personal vision in Point Dume, while L.A. Weekly drops five great tacos on readers.

Filed Under: arturo's puffy tacos, cleo, danny elmaleh, jonathan gold, merrill shindler, momed, mottainai ramen, musso and frank, oh sherry, partick kuh, paul shoemaker, point dume, s. irene virbila, savory, taco town, tacos, the gold watch, the other critics, the redbury, xiv

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