Blog Posts Tagged: silverlake on Grub Street

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Posted 1/21/11 on Grub Street LA
Menus

What to Drink at Rambutan's New Beer Bar

Only in L.A. would there be a Thai restaurant with some sort of South Dakota sticks-theme and a menu of Southern food.

Filed Under: menus, openings, rambutan, silver lake, southern, thai

Posted 1/21/11 on Grub Street LA
Strip Search

Strip Search: Sunset Blvd., Silver Lake

Where to find ceviche, Vietnamese, and Southwest-influence Mexican cuisine in the bulls-eye of hipsterdom.

Filed Under: alegria, cheap eats, mexican, pho cafe, siete mares, silver lake, strip search, vietnamese

Posted 1/14/11 on Grub Street LA
Coming Soon

Echo Park's Phoenix Bakery Reborn as Red Hill

The restaurant will focus on the varied cultures of the city, but bucks the fusion label.

Filed Under: echo park, jason michaud, local, mario orellana, phoenix bakery, red hill, silver lake

Posted 1/5/11 on Grub Street LA
L.A. Diet

The Beer Chicks Obsessively Eat Pickles and Have a Craft Brew for Almost Every Occasion

"We always drink, like, waaay too much coffee and sometimes we go to 'the bad place' with it."

Filed Under: beer, booze news, bottega louie, christina perozzi, echigo, elf, father's office, golden state, hallie beaune, josh loeb, l.a. diet, lamill coffee, little dom's, rustic canyon, santa monica, scoops, seven grand, silver lake, sweet rose creamery, tengu, the beer chicks, the naked pint, yuca's, zoe nathan

Posted 12/22/10 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

LA Mill Taking on Intelligentsia in Caffeinated Plot for National Domination

With its obsessive standards and Cimarusti-stamped menu, LA Mill is one local we're definitely not ashamed to see repping us outside of our own borders.

Filed Under: caffeine combat, empire building, intelligentsia, lamill coffee, silver lake

Posted 11/11/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Giada and John Mayer Deny Canoodling; Spaceland Will Close in March

A Silver Lake institution will be scrapped for a dance club, while the Food Network star shoots down a rumored tryst with a rock star.

Filed Under: carnival cruises, cut, empire building, food trucks, foodienomics, g-20, giada de laurentiis, john meyer, mediavore, nightlife, openings, rumors, seoul, silver lake, spaceland, the satellite, truckin', wolfgang puck, wonderland bakery

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

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 10/19/10 on Grub Street LA
Empire Building

Cafe 50's Expands To East Hollywood

The fourth, super-spiffy location of the Fifties franchise doesn't change much from the original.

Filed Under: cafe 50's, comfort food, empire building, hollywood, openings, silver lake

Posted 9/16/10 on Grub Street LA
Make It Hot

Malo Tries To Burn Your Face Off Today With "Ghost Pepper" Salsa

The Silver Lake toys with bhut jolokia, known as the world's hottest chili pepper.

Filed Under: bhut jolokia, ghost peppers, make it hot, malo (la), mexican, silverlake

Posted 8/20/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Dante's Fried Chicken Hits The Road; Asakuma and Bossa Nova Close

Trans-Atlantic African cuisine is delivered from a former nightlife promoter and L.A. loses a Japanese stalwart and one link in a Brazilian chain.

Filed Under: asakuma, bad brains, beverly hills, boa steakhouse, canteen (la), chinatown, closings, coffee bean and tea leaf, dante fried chicken, dante gonzales, downtown, echo park, figueroa produce, highland park, hollywood, japanese, lazy ox canteen, michael cardenas, michael voltaggio, mid-city, mohawk brasserie, neighborhood watch, openings, palace seafood and dim sum, real de mexico tequila, sak's terriyaki, shaky alibi, silver lake, soul food, sushi roku, tender greens, tequila, the test kitchen, thousand oaks, tony yanow, toranoku, truckin', vip seafood, waffles, walter manzke, west l.a., westwood

Posted 8/20/10 on Grub Street LA
Superlatives

Where Trader Joe's Turns Into "The Pits of Hell"

The "loop method" is to blame for the grocer's hard-to-handle parking situations.

Filed Under: arroyo parkway, parking, silver lake, superlatives, trader joe's

Posted 8/3/10 on Grub Street LA
Mediavore

Lohan Laps Up Jell-O in Jail; Snack Food Chases Chelsea's Wedding

Rumors fly about an incarcerated actresses' diet, while Chelsea Clinton busts out the junk in the wee hours.

Filed Under: barbrix, canele, chelsea clinton, covell, feral honey and bee, health concerns, ice cream, lindsay lohan, mediavore, palms, salt, silver lake, taco bell, tom mankiewicz, vending machines

Posted 7/13/10 on Grub Street LA
Closings

Vinolio and Ursa Both End Their Short Lives

Two restaurants call it quits after less than a year, though one has gone through at least four chefs.

Filed Under: anat escher, closings, dylan hallas, hollywood, mozza, silver lake, ursa, vinolio

Posted 7/9/10 on Grub Street LA
Neighborhood Watch

Concern Foundation Block Party Held Tomorrow in Hollywood; Marina Del Rey Not Feeling Groovy

The 36th annual event will feature restaurants like Lawry's, Little Dom's, and Grill on the Alley, while a certain smoothie shop definitely won't make it.