Los Angeles is certainly not lacking in the chain restaurant department, which typically isn’t a good thing. I will always root for the uniqueness and personality of privately owned and ...

When living in a place like Los Angeles, a destination location for tourists, many restaurants are grouped into the category of “tourist trap.” Various restaurants in tourist hot-spots cater ...

I like dining at all kinds of places. I’m an indiscriminate diner to say the least. From cheap cheeseburgers and kettle chips to molecular masterpieces of five-star origins, I always go in with ...

How many of you have been on a first date to a sushi restaurant? Or even better yet, how many times have you been to a sushi restaurant in the last two weeks? I’d say that the majority of you ...

The best pâté in Los Angeles is definitely at Waterloo & City. A bold statement? Yes. A true statement? Absolutely. Waterloo & City is a psedo-British pub-come-restaurant in Culver ...

I need to make something clear. Ramen is not the dried artificially-flavored 10-cent instant meal found in college dorms across America. Real Japanese ramen is a delicious, unctuous thing of ...

When you go to some restaurants, you enjoy the food because it’s finger-licking, soul-satisfying, downright scrumptious. Other places you go to and enjoy because it’s clever, unusual, ...

The abundance of restaurants in Los Angeles is well-known, and living here, we reap the benefits of having a plethora of dining choices. We’re talking variety here. It ranges from the local ...

Gearing up for a full day of shopping requires more than just a slice of toast and some juice. That goes double time if said shopping is set to commence at shopping mecca The Grove. As such, you ...

Mexican restaurants are a phenomenon in Los Angeles. Every couple miles or so, you’re bound to see a rickety looking building, a dilapidated Juan’s Tacos sign, and at least a couple ...