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  • Posted 2/7/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Chocoholism
King's Hawaiian Goes All Chocolate-y

King's Hawaiian Goes All Chocolate-y

The Torrance-based bakery has started its own line of single-origin chocolates and is adding chocolate-covered breakfast and baked goods to its roster.

Filed Under: chocoholism, king's hawaiian bakery, the local place, the south bay, torrance
  • Posted 1/23/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Empire Building
Kula Sushi Expanding to Torrance

Kula Sushi Expanding to Torrance

The South Bay location will be the raw fish biz's fifth store's, after opening Downtown last month.

Filed Under: empire building, kula revolving sushi, ooh baby we like it raw, sushi, torrance
  • Posted 1/5/12 on Grub Street LA
  • Openings
Capriotti's Bringing Thanksgiving Sandwiches to Torrance, Open Monday

Capriotti's Bringing Thanksgiving Sandwiches to Torrance, Open Monday

The franchised Delaware chain thrives on the reputation of its house-roasted turkey.

Filed Under: capriotti's, empire building, openings, sandwiches, south bay, torrance
  • Posted 3/25/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Mediavore

L.A. Leads U.S. Counties In Hunger; MOD Tackling L.A.'s Food Deserts

Over 1.7 million Angelenos faced hunger issues in 2009, more than any other county in the country.

Filed Under: 1321, brea's best, farmers, fatburger, food deserts, foodienomics, health concerns, hunger, in-n-out burger, johnny rockets, mediavore, mod, puritan bakery, starbucks, the habit, tommy's, torrance
  • Posted 3/22/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Bookshelf
A Church Cookbook Roy Choi Could Love

A Church Cookbook Roy Choi Could Love

Hallelujah, Let's Eat strives to show the diversity of its Torrance flock with over 400 international recipes.

Filed Under: bookshelf, first united methodist church of torrance, hallelujah let's eat, roy choi, torrance
  • Posted 2/8/11 on Grub Street LA
  • Empire Building
Veggie Grill Expanding To Torrance and The Farmer's Market

Veggie Grill Expanding To Torrance and The Farmer's Market

The meatless mini-empire is on the war-path.

Filed Under: empire building, fairfax farmer's market, torrance, vegetarian, veggie grill
  • Posted 1/27/11 on Grub Street LA
  • The Other Critics
Gaon Flavor-Bombs Gold's Suburbs; Virbila Checks Out Chaya's New Chef

Gaon Flavor-Bombs Gold's Suburbs; Virbila Checks Out Chaya's New Chef

L.A. Weekly doubles down on Korean food, while L.A. Times approves of the work being done by Harutaka Kishi.

Filed Under: chaya, gaon, harutaka kishi, jonathan gold, korean, koreatown, merrill shindler, night market, noir (la), oh sherry!, Olympic Cheonggukjang, pasadena, rain, s. irene virbila, smitty's, the gold watch, the other critics, torrance, vertical wine bar
  • Posted 10/27/10 on Grub Street LA
  • Mediavore

Food Network Chef Pleads Guilty to Solicitation of Murder; Duarte El Pollo Loco Robbed By Thief in Obama Mask

Juan Carlos Cruz faces nine years in prison, while this location of the chicken chain experiences its fourth robbery, this time with a Point Break-style twist.

Filed Under: barack obama, crime scenes, derrick caracter, duarte, el pollo loco, fire damage, fructose, health concerns, juan carlos cruz, l.a. regional food bank, mediavore, north high school, pasadena, paula deen, ron artest, the laker, the rose parade, torrance
  • Posted 10/25/10 on Grub Street LA
  • Neighborhood Watch
Hollywood's Noir Wine Bar Goes Back To Shabu Shabu; Susan Feniger Cooks at Snyder Diamond

Hollywood's Noir Wine Bar Goes Back To Shabu Shabu; Susan Feniger Cooks at Snyder Diamond

A wine bar doesn't work on LaBrea, so owners go back to the original barely-working concept, while Susan Feniger's Street team holds a demo and tasting in Santa Monica.

Filed Under: artisanal l.a., bakelab, burbank, chuck e. cheese's, closings, cocah and horses, crepe studio, crime scenes, culver city, downtown, eagle rock, earl's gourmet grub, elina shatkin, food + lab, four cafe, hollywood, j's kitchen, kasja alger, la grande orange, luggage room, medina chocolatier, mo's, mozza2go, neighborhood watch, noir wine bar, royal/t, schnitzly's, sean macpherson, shabu shabu, shabu shabu ya, silver lake, susan feniger, torrance, valerie confections, west hollywood
  • Posted 6/22/10 on Grub Street LA
  • Empire Building
The Counter Brings Its 300,000 Burger Combos to Torrance

The Counter Brings Its 300,000 Burger Combos to Torrance

Having just received best burger nods up North and announcing a New York location, the build-your-own-burger shop looks to the South Bay.

Filed Under: burgers, empire building, new york, openings, san francisco, superlatives, the counter, torrance
  • Posted 4/15/10 on Grub Street LA
  • Lawsuits
RA Sushi Torrance and Benihana Sued by Widower

RA Sushi Torrance and Benihana Sued by Widower

The restaurant allegedly sold alcohol to a drunk minor who killed a woman while driving.

Filed Under: benihana, crime scenes, lawsuits, ra sushi, torrance
  • Posted 2/18/10 on Grub Street LA
  • The Other Critics
Lazy Ox Scoops Up Virbila's Best Burger Nod; Gold Would Suffer Street Food Fest Again

Lazy Ox Scoops Up Virbila's Best Burger Nod; Gold Would Suffer Street Food Fest Again

L.A. Weekly overlooks flaws at a failed food event and L.A. Times boosts Downtown's latest hot spot.

Filed Under: bouchon, downtown, el texate, guelaguetza, hatfield's, huron, japanese, jonathan gold, kushiage, l.a. times, l.a. weekly, lazy ox canteen, merrill shindler, mexican, moles, moles la tia, oaxacan, patric kuh, s. irene virbila, street food fest, the other critics, torrance
  • Posted 1/28/10 on Grub Street LA
  • The Other Critics
The Gorbals Grabs Virbila's Heart; Gold Shoots Down Foodie

The Gorbals Grabs Virbila's Heart; Gold Shoots Down Foodie "Snuff"

Ilan Hall's cooking gets more rave reviews, and Jonathan Gold looks at edible unmentionables.

Filed Under: bruce marder, george abou-daoud, hollywood, house cafe, ilan hall, japanese, jonathan gold, joseph centeno, kagura, lazy ox canteen, merrill shindler, ruth reichl, s. irene virbila, the gorbals, the mercantile, the other critics, torrance
  • Posted 1/14/10 on Grub Street LA
  • The Other Critics
Brad A. Johnson Busts Bouchon's No-Show Chef, Thomas Keller

Brad A. Johnson Busts Bouchon's No-Show Chef, Thomas Keller

Is salt to blame or the lack of Thomas Keller?

Filed Under: alberto lazzarino, antonio mure, bistro lq, bouchon, bruce marder, capo, cora's, fig, gonpachi, house cafe, laurent quenioux, mark peel, mozza, nancy silverton, no-show chefs, osteria la buca, ray garcia, tar pit, the other critics, thomas keller, torrance
  • Posted 1/8/10 on Grub Street LA
  • User's Guide
What's New at dineLA Restaurant Week

What's New at dineLA Restaurant Week

A chance to try the city's latest arrives again at a discount.

Filed Under: boxwood, charlie's malibu, checkers, deals, dinela, dinela restaurant week, eva, fuego, gonpachi, gordon ramsay, lazy ox canteen, long beach, malibu, restaurant week, the gorbals, the lobster, torrance, user's guide
  • Posted 12/7/09 on Grub Street LA
  • Openings
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A "More Traditional" Gonpachi Expands to Torrance, Open Friday

A Japanese restaurant becomes more Japanese with its next location.

Filed Under: beverly hills, empire building, gonpachi, japanese, miyako hybrid, openings, robata, soba noodles, south bay, sushi, torrance
  • Posted 10/29/09 on Grub Street LA
  • User's Guide
How to Eat Better Than the Dead for Dia de los Muertos

How to Eat Better Than the Dead for Dia de los Muertos

Where to eat during Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos.

Filed Under: bars, boyle heights, day of the dead, dia de los muertos, downtown, east los angeles, el gallo cafe, fuego, halloween, highland park, holidays, jarrito's, little cave, long beach, los angeles, margaritas, mexican, nightlife, ortega 120, pan de muerto, pumpkins, redondo beach, rosa mexicano, self-help graphics, south bay, torrance, user's guide
  • Posted 10/28/09 on Grub Street LA
  • Neighborhood Watch
Gardens on Glendon Is Gone; Adam Goldberg Disses L.A. Eats

Gardens on Glendon Is Gone; Adam Goldberg Disses L.A. Eats

Silver Lake restaurants are slammed by an actor, and Gardens on Glendon closes.

Filed Under: adam goldberg, bistro west, gardens on glendon, hollywood, los angeles, mini-lucille's bbq, neighborhood watch, orange, silver lake, t salon, torrance, valerie confections, west l.a., wilshire
  • Posted 10/22/09 on Grub Street LA
  • The Other Critics
J. Gold Teaches East L.A. Burritos 101; Virbila Is Smitten by Stefan

J. Gold Teaches East L.A. Burritos 101; Virbila Is Smitten by Stefan

Jonathan Gold tells L.A. what a burrito is, while L.A. Times finds Stefan Richter is brilliant by staying safe.

Filed Under: burritos, east los angeles, hash, hotel erwin, john o'groats, jonathan gold, los angeles, los angeles magazine, lupe's, lupe's #2, merrill shindler, mexican, red fort, s. irene virbila, south bay, stefan richter, stefan's at l.a. farm, the other critics, tonia's, torrance
  • Posted 10/20/09 on Grub Street LA
  • Oenophile
BevMo Lets You Sample $6,000 Cognac This Saturday

BevMo Lets You Sample $6,000 Cognac This Saturday

BevMo invites you and 90 wine, spirit, and beer makers to celebrate their 100th store in Torrance.

Filed Under: beer, bevmo, foodievents, los angeles, oenophile, south bay, spirits, torrance, wine
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