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Last-Minute Christmas Dining in LA, 2022 Edition
Christmas is just days away. Whether you’re a procrastinator, your plans changed, or you just haven’t made a decision yet on where to dine in LA on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, you’ll find great options, from decadent luxury feasts … Continue reading
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Takeout Feasts to Make Your Christmas Merry and Bright
Due to the ongoing pandemic, your Christmas celebrations may be smaller than usual, but that doesn’t mean they should be any less delicious. Check out our list below of Los Angeles restaurants offering Christmas dinners for delivery or takeout. Boxwood … Continue reading
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Tagged boxwood restaurant, cafe bizou, CBC Malibu, Celestino Ristorante, christmas dinners to-go in los angeles, christmas takeout, connie & ted's, fairmont miramar, Fig Santa Monica, freedman's los angeles, Genghis Cohen, Georgia's Restaurant, Harold and Belle's, Jane Q, Karin E. Baker, little doms, malibu beach inn, Playa Provisions, Raymond 1886, urban plates
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Highlights from LA Magazine’s Food Event 2017
Once again, Los Angeles magazine held their annual Food Event at the gorgeous Saddlerock Ranch, with its wide expanse of grass nestled in the shadow of the hills. There were a lot of new participants this year, including both new and … Continue reading
