Project Be More Open
In my last post about dating, my friend accused me of not being more open. I thought she was calling me picky which I mentioned to her last Friday at dinner. She quickly… Continue reading
Category Archive: dessert
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CASA Cocina y Cantina
A few weeks ago, I went to CASA to check out dinner. I’ve been before but when I heard they had a new chef, Chef Alex Moreno, I was interested in seeing his… Continue reading
Pop! Goes the Weasel
Pop Champagne Bar offers happy hour every Tuesday through Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. The beginning bites is 20% off and $4 draft beer (Miller High Life for $3), bellinis and mimosas.… Continue reading
Hedwig Night in West LA: Sawtelle Kitchen & Cafe Dahab
Rainbow Carnage does a live midnight shadow cast of Hedwig and the Angry Inch twice a year. A couple of weeks ago, they did a show at the NuArt. I have lost count… Continue reading
Hungry Hollywood: Hungry Cat
Following drinks at Musso and Frank’s, we headed over to The Hungry Cat. The Hungry Cat was fairly busy and we didn’t have reservations last Tuesday. They seated us outside which they assured… Continue reading
Ice Cream Festival at Rosa Mexicano
The Festival of Ice Cream is going on right now at Rosa Mexicano. There’s only one more week until August 1st to try 10 different ice cream and sorbets created for this special… Continue reading
WP24: Views, Cocktails and Pork Belly
The night before the LA Times review for WP24 came out, I was enjoying cocktails and dinner there. I had heard the buzz and since it was a few blocks from me, I… Continue reading
Brunching in Silver Lake: Malo
Okay, picture this- brunch. Now imagine, Mexican food. Now think back to brunch. Are you thinking heavy and greasy? Well, then you’re not thinking of Malo. I was surprised how lovely and light… Continue reading
Return to the Ox
The last time I was at Lazy Ox Canteen, it was when they received their LA Times review. The restaurant already had a lot of buzz in the foodie community but now it… Continue reading
Hatchi: Around the World with Walter Manzke
I remember the first time I went to a Hatchi event at Breadbar. It was last August for Roberto Cortez’s “Unfamiliar Conflict.” I remember thinking at the time it was an omen they… Continue reading