Sherry says "There's really nothing quite like Black Hogg in L.A."
The critic writes her first local restaurant analysis on Silver Lake's trendy new gastropub.
After decrying his El Cid, now neighbors are mad about all the public drunkenness and street sex at Los Globos.
The historic gay piano bar is becoming an (ick!) sporty gastro-pub.
The throwback diner offers breakfast all-day, with plans to eventually go 24/7.
The James Beard nominee updates the classic bistro dish raie au beurre noir.
The restaurant is bringing a bakery to a rather lonely strip mall on Glendale Blvd.
The pizzeria is run by executive chef Mendoza, former pastry pro at Ortolan.
If the owners of The Village Idiot have their say, an homage to the historic gay bar could return.
The two L.A. Times critics tackle two restaurants that share a similar penchant for hyper-seasonal produce and sustainable meats.
Lazy Ox's Kevin Lee is endowing the restaurant with some new small plates.
Chef Imran Mookhi at least plays his pav bhaji right.
Benjamin Bailly's selection skews European, with Nutella-filled French toast, croque monsiuer, and pasta dishes.
The place gives us Wolf-in-Sheep's-Clothing vibes, right down to the Southern inflected menu.
The Kogi chef clarifies, "we gonna wreck some shit..."
Raw bivalves and the occasional sandwich will be served in this tiny eatery from the owners of Bar Covell.
The former Petrossian executive chef plans a shifting menu of Mediterranean roots and sterling product.
A "Bitter Pill" pairs 12-year-old rum with Fernet Branca and orange oil aromas.
Meanwhile, drinks will be only four-dollars for draft beer and margaritas.