The owners are Sharkeez are trying to make up for the past sins committed in the name of oh-so-much bad tequila.
The two famous mole states will battle it out this Sunday on Olvera Street.
The city's main mezcal ambassador curates over 50 bottles, but saves the best for her inner circle.
The new spot will serve the usual Mexican standards, plus some more ambitious dishes as well.
The owner also recounts the meal at Super Rica that started him on the path to taco entrepreneurship.
Mixto Comida Latina's healthy take on Mexican just might be a sign of times in Silver Lake.
This will be The South Bay's first location of the big burrito slingers and L.A.'s third.
The rumored change might be intended to highlight the presence of Sergio Penuelas in the kitchen.
Thirteen different styles of mole will be the focus of this free Olvera street festival.
You can drink beer anytime, but when will you ever make your own cactus tortillas?
A Kosher Mexican restaurant run by a Mexican-Japanese chef? Only in L.A., kids.
Bil Esparza predicts, "It will feel like I'm at a taqueria in Condesa, where wine is served and valet parking is available."
Putting Red O at the top of its "Best Mexican" list and giving Loteria two spaces makes the publication strike out on L.A.'s favorite food.
The owners of Tomato Pie are turning it into a sustainable Mexican concept with grass-fed meats.
The arts-obsessed chef will pay homage to his influential, departed restaurant 30 years after its opening.