The Beer Chicks Join Wigger and Marianella at Trattoria Neapolis
An Italian-Californian dream-team is assembling in Pasadena.
An Italian-Californian dream-team is assembling in Pasadena.
But maybe there's a positive lesson in this for the city at large?
Well, Dr. Dre won't be there, but you can catch oyster and intestine mien xian.
"Last year, we had dinner around the same time and no one recognized us. This time, at least five different groups walked up to say how much they loved the show."
A second suspect was arrested in yet another crime against taco town.
Brewmaster David Larsen will introduce his double IPA and pale ale, with plans to follow with an imperial stout and rye IPA.
The Royce chef plans a series of meals inspired by and dedicated to French artists.
Alex Reznik will make a foie soup with chicken skin, while Greg Daniels plans blood biscuits and duck bacon.
The critic pens a swan song for L.A. Weekly on the city's densest, arguably greatest dining district.
Prepare to get loaded, as you'll drain your glass every time an actor "claims that they haven't even prepared a speech."
Six tipsy strangers at Pasadena's Haven Gastropub weigh in on the coveted beer's hype and offer their opinion on the final results.
Over 200 people will get their chance to taste the coveted triple IPA this Monday.
Silver Lake Farms will provide the produce, while the Market will add a few products.
The L.A. Weekly critic calls it, "the most ambitious Chinese restaurant to open in Los Angeles in a decade — maybe ever..."
Elsewhere, The L.A. Weekly critic uncovers tarte flambe and the best sushi in Pasadena.
A 1960 sit-in at a North Carolina diner may have started an avalanche of civil rights protest.
The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is targeting television's most outspoken food revolutionary.
The chef comes from such notable restaurants as Marche Moderne and Studio at Montage.
Over 20 restaurants, including Middle Eastern and Sushi spots, will come up with special recipes of their own.