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A New Residency at Westfield Topanga’s Topanga Social Food Hall Features Creations by Mei Lin, Roy Choi, and Other Acclaimed Chefs, Inspired by Classic Mall Eats.
A 95-Year-Old Romanesque Revival Sanctuary Near Sunset Junction Has Been Reimagined by Casetta Hotels, Opening Its Doors to Overnight Guests and Diners.
As Comic-Con International Returns to San Diego, Local Establishments Offer Everything From Game-Inspired Pop-Ups to Classic Regional Favorites.
From a Highland Park Korean Cafe to a 'Swanky' Hollywood Sports Lounge, and an 'Unsung' Studio City Gem, Angelenos Have Fresh Options for Every Craving.
From Fine Dining to a Noodle Shop, Several San Diego Establishments Have Served Their Last Meals, Though New Ventures Are Already Taking Their Place.
The 160,000-Square-Foot Store on West Ventura Boulevard Promises New Shopping Options and a Lower Sales Tax for Local Residents.
Chef Andrew Rodriguez Brings Unexpected Twists to Familiar Favorites Like Fries and Nachos at the Holloway.
A Beloved Italian Restaurant and a Popular Bar Are Winding Down Operations, Citing a Combination of Economic Pressures and Changing Consumer Habits.
The Encino-Based Upscale Casual Chain, Known for Its Brunch, Cited Difficult Retail Conditions and Specific Construction Impacts as Catalysts for the Chapter 11 Filing.
The High-End Japanese Restaurant, a Rival to Nobu, Has Established a 250-Seat Outpost in the Historic Guild Hotel with Plans for Further West Coast Expansion.
From Unique Local Eateries to Historic Shopping Districts and a Cold War-Era Rocket, Torrance Offers a Blend of Small-Town Charm and Friendly Community.
After a Period of Significant Personal and Professional Challenges, the Celebrated Barman Brings His Unique Approach to the Evangeline Swamp Room.
A 20-Year-Old Worker, Reportedly a Former Gymnast, Reportedly Jumped Through the Drive-Through Window After a Woman Became Upset Over Food Wait Times.
Editors Recently Noted a Santa Monica Pakistani Spot, a New Caribbean Restaurant in Silver Lake, a Pasadena Rotisserie, and Two Hand Roll Locations for Angelenos to Consider.
As Hundreds of Thousands Arrive for the Annual Event, Local Establishments Offer Themed Menus and Established Favorites.
The Beloved Sunday Market Is Back at Its Long-Standing County Lot Location Following a Brief Stint at City Hall and Discussions Over Permits and Parking.
A State Watchdog Agency Received a Complaint Detailing Unsanitary Conditions at an Inglewood Facility That Prepares Thousands of Meals for Major Airlines Operating Out of Los Angeles International Airport.
Casa Vega Will Offer Its 1956 Menu Prices for One Day, Amid Other Notable Southern California Food Stories This Week.
The Downtown Los Angeles Event Will Host a Variety of Local Vendors, with a Special Complimentary Item Available to Early Arrivals.
From Encinitas to Convoy, Recent Arrivals Offer Everything From Dry-Aged Katsu to Appalachian-Inspired Bites and Authentic Spanish Tapas.
From Late-Night Focaccia in Chinatown to a Century-Old French Dip, New Recommendations and Familiar Favorites Highlight the Best of the Region's Bread-And-Filling Creations.
The Directive From Mayor Karen Bass Follows Reports of 'Erroneously Issued' Citations and Comes Amid Ongoing Policy Discussions in Los Angeles.
The Blaze Consumed Shops and a Gastropub, Leaving Owners and Residents to Consider What's Next for a District That Has Long Survived Challenges.
Several Restaurants Across the County, From Oceanside to North Park, Closed Their Doors This Summer, While One Little Italy Fixture Announced a Move to Hillcrest.





























