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Posted 10/11/12 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Trattoria Neapolis Sends Mixed Signals to Besha; Santa Monica loves City Tavern

The gorgeous Trattoria Neapolis is reviewed by LA Weekly

Filed Under: besha rodell, city tavern, fat cow, merrill shindler, mole, phlight, santa monica mirror, the other critics, time out la, trattoria neapolis, whittier

Posted 9/23/11 on Grub Street LA
Celebrity Settings

Ruth Reichl Holds Court at Mozza; Jane Lynch Chases Emmy's at Fig & Olive

While Ray Romano ate Italian, L.A.'s food world heavyweights ran the private room.

Filed Under: bob's big boy, bru haus, carrie underwood, celebrity settings, cheesecake factory, david cook, david myers, fig and olive, hilary duff, jane lynch, jessica alba, jessica simpson, joachim splichal, jon shook, jonathan gold, katsuya, ludo lefebvre, mary sue milliken, merrill shindler, michael cimarusti, nancy silverton, pete wentz, pizzeria mozza, ray romano, russ parsons, ruth reichl, shaquille o'neal, stk, sushi roku, vanessa hudgens, vinny guadagnino, will smith

Posted 7/27/11 on Grub Street LA
Rumors

A French Laundry Follow-Up in Malibu? Come On!

Now that Wolfgang Puck has abandoned the idea, incredible rumors fly.

Filed Under: french laundry, malibu, merrill shindler, nobu, nobu matsuhisa, thomas keller, wolfgang puck, zagat

Posted 7/7/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Gelt Goes to Mas Malo; C. Thi Nguyen Breakfasts at Huge Pastry Tree

With L.A.'s primary squad of critics on vacation, we take a look at the other other critics.

Filed Under: bj's brewhouse, c. thi nguyen, huge pastry tree, jay weston, jessica gelt, mas malo, merrill shindler, stacked, stella rossa, the other critics

Posted 4/28/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Gold Meets The Noodle Guy; Merrill Shindler Chooses Chun Chon

The L.A. Weekly critic also takes a first bite at Ray's and declares Morningstar the current market menu master.

Filed Under: chun chon, gaja, japanese, jonathan gold, kobe beef, korean, kris morningstar, lomita, merrill shindler, okonomiyaki, ray's, the gold watch, the noodle guy, the other critics, vietnamese

Posted 3/17/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Virbila Visits Hostaria del Piccolo; Gold Plays at Playa and Picks Out Poutine

The L.A. Times calls Piccolo's more approachable branch authentic, while L.A. Weekly finds much to enjoy at John Rivera Sedlar's breezy new restaurant.

Filed Under: animal, frysmith, hostaria del piccolo, jonathan gold, long beach, los angeles magazine, merrill shindler, oh sherry!, playa, poutine, queensview steakhouse, s. irene virbila, the gold watch, the other critics

Posted 3/10/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Vibrila Raves About The Royce; Jonathan Gold Humors The Argentines

David Feau's cooking pries a third star from the tight fists of S. Irene Virbila, while Mr. Gold gets called out for his saltenas story.

Filed Under: argentine, babouch, bolivian, chinese, chuan yu noodle town, crepe republic, david feau, jonathan gold, los angeles magazine, lucky noodle house, merrill shindler, oh sherry!, s. irene vibrila, the gold watch, the other critics, the royce

Posted 2/24/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Virbila Finds Beechwood Improved; Jonathan Gold Bugs Out at Guelaguetza

L.A. Times gets in another dig at Fabio Viviani, while L.A. Weekly eats insects at a familiar favorite.

Filed Under: beechwood, guelaguetza, jamie lauren, jonathan gold, los angeles magazine, mas malo, merrill shindler, mok maru jong, oh sherry!, ra sushi, s. irene virbila, the gold watch, the other critics

Posted 1/27/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

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 1/20/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Gold Crowns a New BBQ King; Patrick Kuh Picks 2010's Best New Restaurants

Los Angeles magazine puts Lazy Ox Canteen at the top of its list, while Capo vets do brisket and beef ribs just right in Van Nuys.

Filed Under: ammo, barbecue, bruce marder, capo, cleo, dog haus, dominick's, downtown, eva, hatfield's, jonathan gold, lazy ox canteen, lucques, merrill shindler, nickel diner, noir food and wine, oh sherry!, pasadena, patric kuh, redondo beach, rivera, s. irene virbila, salt's cure, scarpetta, siori sushi bune, smoke city market, suzanne goin, the gold watch, the other critics, van nuys, waterloo and city, wp24

Posted 1/13/11 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Virbila Dotes On Eveleigh; Los Angeles Mag Celebrates Xandros' Last Dance

The new Sunset restaurant will please anybody, L.A. Times promises, while the shuttered Greek is praised for its food.

Filed Under: a-frame, eveleigh, jonathan gold, los angeles magazine, maison riz, merrill shindler, papa cristo's, redondo beach, the gold watch, the other critics, xandros

Posted 12/2/10 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Virbila Gets a Parking Ticket at Momed; Jonathan Gold Has a Little Lamb at Omar's

L.A. Times loves Alex Sarkissian and his menu, but can't stand the parking situation, while L.A. Weekly looks at Uyghur cuisine in San Gabriel.

Filed Under: alex sarkissian, bld, cafe melange, centanni, cole's, jonathan gold, lazy ox canteen, los angeles magazine, mama terano, merrill shindler, metro cafe, momed, oh sherry!, omar's xinjiang halal restaurant, robert bell, s. irene virbila, scarpetta, south bay, tasty 'cue, the gold watch, the other critics

Posted 11/29/10 on Grub Street LA
The Other Critics

Brad A. Johnson Savors Shoemaker; Gold Grubs at Georgio's Cucina

Angeleno thinks a little work could turn Malibu's Savory into a citywide dining destination, while L.A. Weekly nails down the elusive Gary Robins.