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Posted 3/30/12 on Grub Street LA
Totally Worth the Drive

Totally Worth The Drive: Mai's Duck Confit Banh Mi at Next Door by Josie

Totally Worth The Drive: Mai's Duck Confit Banh Mi at Next Door by Josie

Jose Le Balch calls it "the best banh mi in town;" strong fighting words in a town where everyone has a high and low-end favorite.

Filed Under: josie, josie le balch, mai-khanh le, next door by josie, santa monica, totally worth the drive, vietnamese

Posted 1/6/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Brad A. Johnson Breaks Down 2011's Best

Brad A. Johnson Breaks Down 2011's Best

The critic looks at the world's best dishes and L.A.'s best new restaurants.

Filed Under: artisan house, brad a. johnson, cook's county, ink., lists, maison giraud, mb post, mezze, n/naka, next door by josie, spice table, the other critics, wolf in sheep's clothing

Posted 10/3/11 on Grub Street LA
Slideshow

Palihouse's Chicken Apricot Pot Pie

Fall Flavor: 20 New Dishes to Look Forward to This Season

From Mezze's lamb bacon to Ashley James' mini tortas carnitas, we're looking forward to another savory season of inventive dishes as autumn returns.

Filed Under: ammo, beechwood, eat.good.clean.food, fall foods, grub guide, komida, mezze, michael's, next door by josie, osaka, palihouse, pici enoteca, playa, restaurant 111, savory, slideshow, smithouse, the tripel, whist, windows lounge, wp24

Posted 9/21/11 on Grub Street LA
The Gold Watch

Jonathan Gold Channels Allen Ginsberg at Next Door by Josie

Jonathan Gold Channels Allen Ginsberg at Next Door by Josie

The critic has seen some of "the best chefs of my generation employed by gastropubs."

Filed Under: jonathan gold, josie lebalch, next door by josie, the gold watch, the other critics

Posted 8/22/11 on Grub Street LA
Slideshow

Joseph Centeno's bäco, set to rule Downtown in October

Fall Preview: The 16 Things L.A. Most Looks Forward To

We also spoke with a few of our favorite seasonal chefs to see what they can't wait for this fall.

Filed Under: alain giraud, andrew kirschner, baco mercat, coolhaus, david lefevre, fall preview 2011, fonuts, golden road brewery, govind armstrong, ink., jason neroni, jesse gomez, john carpenter, jose acevedo, josef centeno, josie lebalch, m.b. post, maison giraud, mar'sel, meg gill, mercado, michael fiorelli, michael voltaggio, next door by josie, osteria la buca, post and beam, short order, slideshow, tar and roses, the taste, tony yanow, waylynn lucas, wurstkuche

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