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  • Posted 5/17/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Closings
Junior Seau’s San Diego Restaurant Closes Its Doors

Junior Seau’s San Diego Restaurant Closes Its Doors

After laying flowers at the door, fans express sadness and outrage.

Filed Under: closings, junior seau, rip, san diego, seau's the restaurant, the week in sports
  • Posted 5/3/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Top Chef Alumni Newsletter
Brian Malarkey's Herringbone Opens May 23, With Amanda Baumgarten Cooking Global Seafood Menu

Brian Malarkey's Herringbone Opens May 23, With Amanda Baumgarten Cooking Global Seafood Menu

Double the Top Chef action in San Diego!

Filed Under: amanda baumgarten, brian malarkey, coming soon, san diego, top chef alumni newsletter, water grill
  • Posted 3/12/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Ooh Baby We Like It Raw
New Sushi Chains Getting Cheaper, More Compliant

New Sushi Chains Getting Cheaper, More Compliant

They include Sushi Freak, which is making its way here from San Diego.

Filed Under: beverly hills, how do you roll? marina del rey, nozawa, ooh baby we like it raw, san diego, sushi, sushifreak, u-sushi
  • Posted 2/28/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Beer Me
Green Flash Putting Its Palate Wrecker on Store Shelves

Green Flash Putting Its Palate Wrecker on Store Shelves

The uber-hoppy brew uses six pounds of hops per barrel.

Filed Under: beer me, green flash brewing co., palate wrecker, san diego
  • Posted 1/9/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Neighborhood Watch
Eagle Rock Brewery Bottles Equinox; El Chapin To Reopen as The Highland

Eagle Rock Brewery Bottles Equinox; El Chapin To Reopen as The Highland

The sour ale marks only the second of the brewing company's bottled ales on the market.

Filed Under: arnie miller, beer me, brian malarkey, burger time, chef shuffles, chino, currywurst, cutie pie that, dan vance, david man, eagle rock brewery, el chapin, farmshop, five guys burger, foodievents, freebies, gingham, govind armstrong, huntington meats, i and i brewing, island hotel, islands hotel, jar, jim cascone, jinya, megan logan, mexico, mid-city, neighborhood watch, newport, nick and stef's, post and beam, pulque, san diego, stout, suzanne tracht, the churchill, the highland, the hungry cat, the ramen brahmin, tonya dooley, west covina
  • Posted 12/23/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Mediavore

San Diego Owner Fined for Hiring Undocumented Workers; Brian Malarkey Opening Gingham on New Year's Eve

Michel Malecot, of The French Gourmet, must pay $396,575 and serve five years probation after his conviction.

Filed Under: bret thorn, brian malarkey, chinese, chipotle, crime scenes, foodienomics, french market gourmet, gingham, health concerns, mediavore, openings, panera, san diego, tamales, the chain gang, trends
  • Posted 12/7/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Video Feed
Watch a Sedan Smash Into a Restaurant

Watch a Sedan Smash Into a Restaurant

You may never grab a seat by the window again.

Filed Under: accidents, miramar, san diego, surati farsan mart, video feed
  • Posted 12/5/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Foodievents
Alice Waters Signing Books at Chino Farms

Alice Waters Signing Books at Chino Farms

This Saturday, the Chez Panisse queen will cavort with a frequent collaborator.

Filed Under: alice waters, chez panisse, chino farm, foodievents, san diego
  • Posted 11/4/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Top Chef Alumni Newsletter
Brian Malarkey Plans Gingham and Gabardine

Brian Malarkey Plans Gingham and Gabardine

No, San Diego's favorite Top Chef hasn't run out of fabrics to name restaurants out of yet.

Filed Under: brian malarkey, burap, garbardine, gingham, herringbone, san diego, seersucker, top chef alumni newsletter
  • Posted 10/5/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Foodies With Benefits
Kaysen, Keane, and Cimarusti Cooking with William Bradley To Benefit Bocuse

Kaysen, Keane, and Cimarusti Cooking with William Bradley To Benefit Bocuse

Get ready for the Michelin stars to collide over six courses at Addison.

Filed Under: addison, bocuse d'or, cafe boulud, cyrus, douglas keane, foodies wth benefits, gavin kaysen, jesse rodriguez, michael cimarusti, san diego, william bradley
  • Posted 9/28/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Chef Shuffles
Simon Dolinky Leaves Blvd 16 to Open SaltBox in San Diego

Simon Dolinky Leaves Blvd 16 to Open SaltBox in San Diego

The super sustainable chef is now running a gastropub, with Pegu Club's Erin Williams on cocktail duty.

Filed Under: 16, blvd, chef shuffles, erin williams, hotel dining, menus, pegu club, saltbox dining and dirnking, san diego, simon dolinky
  • Posted 9/19/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Lotsa Mozzas
Mozza Mulls Expansion to Downtown San Diego

Mozza Mulls Expansion to Downtown San Diego

The restaurant has worked out a tentative deal at Downtown San Diego's old police headquarters.

Filed Under: empire building, joe bastianich, lotsa mozzas, mario batali, nancy silverton, pizzeria mozza, san diego
  • Posted 9/12/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Empire Building
Freebird's Must Be Traveling On to Redondo Beach

Freebird's Must Be Traveling On to Redondo Beach

This will be The South Bay's first location of the big burrito slingers and L.A.'s third.

Filed Under: empire building, freebird's world burrito, mexican, redondo beach, san diego
  • Posted 8/16/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Mediavore

Which Celebrities Are Bad Tippers; Behold The Pyschic Fortune Cookie

Jeremy Piven doesn't surprise us, but Sean Penn?!

Filed Under: dubai, fever for lefebvre, foodienomics, foodievents, fortune cookies, health concerns, islam, jeremy piven, just the tip, ludovic lefebvre, oh sherry!, rachael ray, s. irene virbila, san diego, san diego bay wine and food festival, sysco, usher
  • Posted 8/15/11 on Grub Street LA
  • TV Land
Food Network Debuts Crave August 29th With Riveria Editor Troy Johnson

Food Network Debuts Crave August 29th With Riveria Editor Troy Johnson

It's basically another road trip show, but perhaps with a sicker sense of humor.

Filed Under: crave, food network, riviera magazine, san diego, troy johnson, tv land
  • Posted 7/19/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Neighborhood Watch
Ben Bailly Bails Fraiche; Red Medicine Throws Out Lunch Service

Ben Bailly Bails Fraiche; Red Medicine Throws Out Lunch Service

The former Petrossian chef goes into catering, though we can't imagine he won't return to restaurants.

Filed Under: ben bailly, brian malarkey, bricia lopez, burlap, chef shuffles, crime scenes, fernando lopez jr., food trucks, fraiche, fundamental l.a., guelaguetza, hawthorne, health concerns, john rabe, lake street creamery, lawsuits, neighborhood watch, petrossian, pink sprinkles, red medicine, san diego, sprinkles, truckin'
  • Posted 7/14/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Openings
San Diego's Sammy's Woodfired Pizza Opens in El Segundo

San Diego's Sammy's Woodfired Pizza Opens in El Segundo

The chain has a huge selection of gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian offerings, but we're going straight for the mini duck tacos.

Filed Under: el segundo, openings, pizza pizza, sammy's woodfired pizza, san diego
  • Posted 7/5/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Menus
What to Eat This Summer at Addison

What to Eat This Summer at Addison

Chef William Bradley has quickly racked up accolades and awards for the five-year-old restaurant.

Filed Under: addison, grand del mar, jesse rodriguez, menus, san diego, william bradley
  • Posted 6/16/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Stay Classy San Diego
Brian Malarkey Cleans Up in San Diego's Best Restaurants Issue

Brian Malarkey Cleans Up in San Diego's Best Restaurants Issue

Addison and Truluck's get their deserved nods, while the Top Chef vet's restaurant Seersucker racks up some important votes of its own.

Filed Under: addison, javier plascencia, jesse rodriguez, san diego, seersucker, stay classy san diego, top chef alumni newsletter, truluck's
  • Posted 3/16/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Chef Shuffles
Pierre Gornes Steps Up To Fill Achambault's Shoes At The Andaz

Pierre Gornes Steps Up To Fill Achambault's Shoes At The Andaz

The former Andaz sous chef is also from Southwest France, making him the closest approximation to Archambault at the moment.

Filed Under: crow bar and kitchen, john cuevas, pierre gornes, rh at andaz, san diego, sebastien archambault
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