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LA Wine Fest Pours Out Fun This Weekend in DTLA
The LA Wine Fest is back this weekend (June 2-3) for its 12th year of bringing wine and more to downtown Los Angeles. Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Food
Tagged Arts District, Downtown LA, LA Wine Fest, ROW DTLA
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Disneyland’s Main Street Electrical Parade Turns Out the Lights on August 20
After a 20 year hiatus, Disneyland brought their fabled Electrical Parade back for another stroll down Main Street. This Sunday, August 20, the show will head back to the warehouse again. Continue reading
I’d Eat That: Firenza Opens in Downtown LA With Free Pizza
The build your own pizza trend is sweeping LA and Firenza is bringing high quality, fully customizable pizzas to downtown. The first Southern California location for the national pizza chain opens today. Continue reading
Street Food Cinema Kicks Off 2017 Season with “La La Land” at Exposition Park
Just imagine this LA summer night: You’re nestled on a blanket with friends; nomming on some succulent burgers, tacos, and barbecue; and enjoying the mesmerizing flicker of one of your favorite films on a huge ass screen. Welcome to Street Food Cinema 2017. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food, Movies, Upcoming Events
Tagged cinema, LA LA Land, street food, summer
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I’d Eat That: CPK’s West Coast Burger Comes to Century City
California Pizza Kitchen, more affectionately known as CPK, has opened their latest location in Westfield Century City. Along with beloved pies like the classic BBQ Chicken Pizza, CPK is shaking up the menu with a signature burger called the WCB Continue reading
I’d Eat That: Quick and Classy Lunch at Market City Caffe, Burbank
Market City Caffe in Burbank ie featuring a mid-day service that makes it easy to get a lunch that’s the quality of a full service restaurant in about the time you could be in and out of a fast food place. Continue reading
Wrangling Balloons in the Hollywood Christmas Parade
Filled with celebrities, balloons, and dozens of marching bands, the Hollywood Christmas Parade is one of the biggest Christmas parades in America. 2016 marked the 85th observation of this Southern California holiday tradition.
The Hollywood Hotel is among the many groups that partner with the parade to wrangle the balloons as the parade proceeds through the streets of Hollywood. This year, they extended a special offer to their guests to join the parade team as a balloon wrangler.
I was invited to join the Hollywood Hotel balloon team to get a behind the scenes look at the parade. Here’s a recollection of that experience! Continue reading
Score Free Burgers This Afternoon at Burgerim Grand Opening in Korea Town
Today only — Thursday, July 14 — guests can score one duo combo with standard toppings from the recently opened Burgerim. The combo includes fries and a small drink. Continue reading
In Review: The LA Chamber Orchestra Gets Serious With Disney Silly Symphonies
In this review, I’m looking back at a multidimensional event that took the music and animation to the next level: On June 4, 2016, the classic animations of the Silly Symphonies were paired with the live sound of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Continue reading
Latin Street Foods Go Head to Head at Border Grill Downtown
Chef-owners Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken have turned the Downtown LA location of their Border Grill restaurant into a battle ground for Latin Street Food.
In a series of events aptly titled “Tuesday Night Latin Street Food Fights”, the duo has turned taco Tuesday into a bracketed competition to see which Latin cultures cuisine will reign supreme. Continue reading
