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Well, at least that’s what’s silkscreened on the black shirts of the French waiters at a favorite little restaurant of mine, Café Beaujolais.
From previous experiences, I knew that the little French bistro can get pretty loud and busy during the dinner hours. So the planner in me played it safe. My girlfriend and I [...]

My mother, who is a total goddess, sent me my LA care-package. Among other things, she included my August edition of Los Angeles Magazine. This month’s issue is 101 things to love about LA. I, of course, skim through everything and read only the food stuff. It’s interesting to see what [...]

Auntie Em’s website is down, and the staff is too busy with the lunch crush to answer questions about dinner, so the latest news about the Eagle Rock fave comes from their pals at Colorado Wine Company. Previously, Auntie Em’s was best known for their daunting cupcakes and homestyle breakfasts, but starting next week, Auntie Em’s is opening for dinner.

Dave’s Chilin-N-Grillin is making outstanding sandwiches at giveaway prices. Don’t believe me? Just ask Dave. He preaches like a man afire about the importance of using only the best ingredients.

“Three be the things I shall never attain: envy, content and sufficient champagne.” — Dorothy Parker
Don’t die regretting you didn’t drink enough bubbly. John and Jen, the owners of 2-month old Colorado Wine Co., are ready to help. On Sunday afternoon they’re hosting their second ever sparkling wine tasting. This weekend they’re [...]

Los Angeles is home to a growing movement of young wine lovers who program events in good humor, reasearch their wines with tireless curiosity and exhibit an undying taste for the grape. Here are a few tastings that make us want to polish our glasses and rid that lingering Altoids flavor from the back of [...]