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How to BOGO at Veggie Grill on January 12
It’s Veganuary all month long. Why not celebrate with a BOGO meal offer at Veggie Grill on Wednesday, January 12? The fast-casual plant-based chain has declared VG Rookie Day on January 12. Bring a friend who’s never been to Veggie Grill … Continue reading
Where to Dine & Get Takeout This Christmas in LA
Christmas is this Saturday. Whether you’re looking to dine at a restaurant, get a feast to go, check out a cocktail pop-up, or enjoy a highball with high tea, see below for a list of a few of our favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food
Tagged a.o.c., Bourbon Steak, christmas 2021, christmas dinners to-go in los angeles, Genghis Cohen, Karin E. Baker, lanea santa monica, le meridien pasadena arcadia, savoca, the castaway, the green room, urban plates, veggie grill, wise sons jewish deli los angeles
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American Ballet Theatre’s “Nutcracker” is a Holiday Dream
For many of us, the spirit of the holiday season really kicks off with a live performance of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker.” American Ballet Theatre’s enchanting version of this timeless classic is currently playing at Segerstrom Hall in Costa Mesa. More … Continue reading
Hanukkah Treats & Celebrations in Los Angeles
Latkes and brisket and kugel, oh my! Hanukkah 2021 begins on Sunday, November 28. See below for recommendations for places to celebrate in person or virtually, and where to get brisket, latkes, noodle kugel, matzo ball soup, and rugelach for Hanukkah dining. A … Continue reading
Tokyo’s Legendary Ramen Nagi Opens in LA
After years of running guerilla-style ramen shops in borrowed bar spaces and training in renowned Hakata ramen shops, Chef Satoshi Ikuta opened his first Ramen Nagi location in Tokyo. Ramen Nagi became legendary, with 35 locations all over Asia. The … Continue reading
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Tagged chef satoshi ikuta, edamame, gyoza, karaage chicken, Karin E. Baker, Ramen, ramen los angeles, ramen nagi, vegan ramen
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Where to Get Thanksgiving Dinner in Los Angeles
Thanksgiving is around the corner. If your favorite thing to make for dinner is reservations, see below for our list of some of our favorite places for autumnal feasting in LA, no cleanup required. Whether you’d like to dine by … Continue reading
New Documentary Examines the History of Italian Cuisine in Los Angeles
If you’re an LA history nerd, you won’t want to miss “La Cucina Italiana in Los Angeles: An Italian & American Story.” This new documentary traces the emergence and evolution of Italian-American cuisine in the City of Angels from the … Continue reading
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with This Cazadores Cocktail (Recipe Included)
Tequila Cazadores is celebrating Dia de Los Muertos this season by giving back to disenfranchised members of Los Angeles’ Mexican-American hospitality community. Now through November 3, the tradition-steeped tequila company founded in Jalisco in 1921 is donating money to No … Continue reading
Iconic L.A. Hot Dog Stand Tail o’ the Pup Returning in 2022
Good news for fans of historic Los Angeles — iconic hot dog stand Tail o’ the Pup is reopening in early 2022! Shaped like a giant hot dog, Tail o’ the Pup opened in 1946 and was one of LA’s most … Continue reading
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Tagged 1933 Group, cultural preservation, programmatic architecture, tail o' the pup
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