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Valentino

  1. James Beard
    Mozza, Animal, Valentino, and Lucques All That Remain For L.A. On James BeardAs in prior years, the same old names enjoy The Foundation’s limited love for L.A.
  2. Menus
    A Look at Valentino’s 40-Dish Anniversary Dinner Menu, Wednesday November 14Guest chefs include Celestino Drago and Sotto’s Steve Samson.
  3. Leftovers
    Lou Leaving Lou For Lou Two; Coen Brothers Cocktails at Show at BarreOwner Lou Amdur will hand over the keys to his Hollywood wine bar next Wednesday.
  4. Italian
    Where Celestino Drago Recommends Eating Italian West of the 405His 21-year-old eponymous flagship closes after tonight’s service.
  5. Closings
    Piero Selvaggio’s Primi al Mercato Shutters in Santa Monica PlaceMeanwhile, a rep at Richard Sandoval’s places says the axe is far from falling on the mall’s eateries.
  6. The Other Critics
    Gold Goes Nostalgic Over Saint Estephe; Virbila Drinks in OmbraThe critic takes us on a trip back to the eighties, where even then, you could tell John Sedlar was on the cusp of great things.
  7. Neighborhood Watch
    Valentino Opening Primi Al Mercato at S.M. Place; Villains Throws TriviaPiero Selvaggio’s restaurant group will bring a combination retail space/pasta maker to the mall’s highly anticipated Market component.
  8. Mediavore
    Jerry West Eats Italian in L.A.; Get A Mario Batali Badge on Four SquareThe Lakers owner tells you where to eat in L.A. while the red-headed chef links up with the growing internet company.
  9. Quote of the Day
    How Selvaggio Salvaged ValentinoValentino used to serve fettucini alfredo and baked clams until a customer set the owner straight on his “terrible” food.
  10. Chefs Eat Out
    Where Nobu Eats in L.A.The sushi master pinpoints a secretive Korean barbecue place and a few familiar favorites.
  11. The Other Critics
    Bruni Worried for West Branch and BarBao; Rouge Tomate Better Than ExpectedAlso: Danyelle Freeman on the John Dory and Alan Richman on Shang in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
  12. NewsFeed
    Don’t Tell Adam Platt, But Fugu Is Safe NowIf fugu were safe to eat, would anybody even want to?
  13. Mediavore
    De Niro to Open Nobu Hotel; Start Stockpiling Food TodayRobert De Niro will put an outpost of the Japanese restaurant in his financial-district hotel, ‘Law and Order: SVU’ featured a locavore villain this week, and consumers are starting to stockpile food again.
  14. Openings
    Little Chitaly Bakery and Bar Is Not As Gentrifying As It SeemsThe transformation of a Broome Street herbal-medicine shop into a twenty-seat daytime café and nighttime wine bar, Oro Bakery and Bar, might strike some as a sign of gentrification — especially with Papabubble across the street — but owner Dorina Yuen is actually a Chinese-American with deep neighborhood roots. She’s showing a commitment to proximity by using locally sourced ingredients for savory quiches and French country-inspired sandwiches including a jumbo shrimp rémoulade tartine, and a baguette of country ham with cornichons, butter, and fresh chive. During nighttime hours, the focus shifts from organic coffee to beers, sparkling sake, and ten wines by the glass. A bar menu coming later this month will soon include charcuterie, cheese plates, and pâté toast points. Oro Bakery and Bar, 375 Broome St., nr. Mott St.; 212-941-6368.