Virgil Village: Drinks at Equal Parts
Do you love dive bars but you also like craft cocktails? Well, now you can have both in the form of Equal Parts in Virgil Village. Taking over the old Smog Cutter… Continue reading
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East Hollywood: Northern Thai Food Club
When both the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Magazine post about a new Thai restaurant, you pay attention. In a non-descriptive strip mall in East Hollywood/ Thai Town, is the new… Continue reading
East Hollywood: Bruichladdich Dinner at The Edmon Recap
I recently visited The Edmon for a Bruichladdich Scotch Whisky dinner. I had the pleasure of meeting the former Bruichladdich master distiller Jim McEwan a few years ago and the juice I had… Continue reading
East Hollywood: Drinks at The Edmon
The Edmon at the Historic Hollywood Hotel opened about 6 weeks ago. We already had dinner but I’d like to return for food. Per my usual proclivities, I sat at the bar… Continue reading
Melrose: Goat Barbacoa at Antequera de Oaxaca
I must have been driven by Antequera de Oaxaca a bunch of times over the years but never really noticed it until it recently renovated and added an eye-catching painted green stripe… Continue reading
East Hollywood: Lebanese Dinner at Marouch
We were looking for a restaurant in nearby Los Feliz when we decided to check out Marouch. It’s been on my list forever and I’m glad we were able to get our… Continue reading
Hollywood: Green Papaya Salad Battle at Tid Lom and Sunshine Thai
In my exploration of the Thai spots in the Hancock Park/ East Hollywood area, I recently hit up Tid Lom and Sunshine Thai restaurants. We ordered some standards like green papaya salad… Continue reading
Larchmont: Pasta at Osteria Mamma
Osteria Mamma has had an interesting history in the neighborhood. Rumor has it the chef and family originally owned Osteria La Buca just up the street. They sold it and then reopened… Continue reading
East Hollywood: Filipino Food at LA Rose
Currently there’s a raging debating why isn’t Filipino food more popular in America. Over at L.A. Rose Cafe, owner Lemuel Balagot started the discussion over 30 years ago when he opened the… Continue reading
Hancock Park: Mario’s Peruvian Restaurant
I have friends in a new ‘hood. We’re having a grand time exploring Hancock Park. We’ve walked Mud Hen but a it’s much quicker to grab a bite at Vim Thai and Mario’s… Continue reading