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‘GO by Citizens’ is the New Fee-Free Food Delivery App We’ve Hungered For
A new food delivery app, GO by Citizens, makes it easy to order food for delivery or pickup from multiple restaurants in one order — with zero fees. GO by Citizens is a welcome alternative to third-party food delivery platforms … Continue reading
Pop-up Alert: n/soto Lands in Little Tokyo This Week
You don’t have to wait any longer to try n/soto. The much-anticipated California-Japanese Izakaya launches a pop-up in Little Tokyo this week, in advance of its mid-city opening this autumn. Following on the heels of the beloved n/naka in Palms, … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food
Tagged carole iida-nakayama, izakaya, Little Tokyo, n/naka, n/soto, Niki Nakayama, yoji tajima
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Review: “History Is Delicious” by Joshua Lurie
“History Is Delicious” is an exploration of world cuisine from a historical perspective. This new book is written by accomplished food journalist Joshua Lurie, whose work has appeared in The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Food
Tagged food gps, history is delicious, honest history, joshua lurie
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The Haunted Hayride Returns to Griffith Park!
The Haunted Hayride is back! One of LA’s most iconic Halloween attractions, the Haunted Hayride returns to Griffith Park after a 2020 detour to San Dimas, where it was an in-vehicle, drive-through experience. Beginning September 24 and continuing on select … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Upcoming Events
Tagged Griffith Park, halloween in griffith park, Haunted Hayride
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Book Review: TCM’s “Summer Movies: 30 Sun-Drenched Classics”
The delights of summer and the transformative power of the season are explored in “Summer Movies: 30 Sun-Drenched Classics.” Authored by John Malahy, this new book is part of an ongoing partnership between Turner Classic Movies and Running Hen Press. … Continue reading
Todo Verde & Other New Food Options Coming to The Ford Amphitheater
Planning to see Patti Smith, Rodrigo y Gabriela, or another great show at The Ford this season? Aka The John Anson Ford Theatre, The Ford launches its 2021 season on July 30, as the Beat’s own Ted Kane wrote about … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food, Music
Tagged Ford Amphitheatre, smorgasburg, Todo Verde
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A Rosé Garden is Opening Today in Venice
Feel like sipping wine in the sunshine? Then head to Venice, where female-owned canned wine company Bev opens their first tasting room today. The beach-adjacent location on Windward Avenue will offer Bev’s six wine varietals (rosé, sauvignon blanc, pinot gris, … Continue reading
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Tagged bev canned wine, bev rose garden venice
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Fellow Reopens with an Updated Dining Experience
Westwood fine-dining restaurant Fellow recently reopened with a brand-new experience for diners. Angelenos seem to be enjoying this updated dining experience, as there was a palpable sense of excitement in the air during my visit. Fellow is located in a historic … Continue reading
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Tagged fellow westwood, martin riese, philip camino, phillip camino, westwood dining
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