With the current cost of food, it’s no surprise that upscale diners are trending. Chefs are leveraging that people enjoy classic comfort food like biscuits and gravy, fried chicken sandwiches, and breakfast burritos but would delight in having them prepared with a chef’s spin using specially sourced ingredients. All Day Baby is one such example….
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Gardena Bowl Coffee Shop Delivers Ono Grinds
You may not expect to find quality food in a bowling alley, and if you have children, you’ve probably been to birthday parties at bowling alleys, and you may have avoided the greasy pizza. Some restaurant bowling alleys feature in-house restaurants that non-bowlers frequent. The Gardena Bowl Coffee Shop is one such destination. Gardena is…
Celebrate National Burrito Day on April 4
National Burrito Day falls on the first Thursday of April, so the date fluctuates. This year, it’s April 4. Did you know El Cholo is credited with the introduction of the burrito to the US in the 1930s? Since then, burritos have taken many forms, such as the mission style, dorado style, california, and chimichanga….
Easter Brunch in LA – Many Choices To Consider!
Easter is early this year, and it’s time to make plans at home or elsewhere. Celebrate with family and friends over a delicious brunch or dinner. Enjoy free-flowing champagne, brunch specials, massive buffets, seafood, and sweet treats. Whether dining at home or going out, here’s where to find Easter Sunday Brunch in LA. Please note…
Fatty Mart, A Neighborhood Food Mart and Eatery
Chef / Owner David Kuo named his restaurant “Little Fatty” because that was what he called a little boy. His humor was evident from the beginning with his first restaurant, Status Kuo. He also opened Skinny Dave, a sandwich shop in Westchester. His latest project is Fatty Mart, part specialty food mart, restaurant, and community…
Clutch and Coffee – Chef-Inspired American Diner
After having a tough week, sometimes you look forward to an excellent comfort breakfast. Many of these diners exist throughout LA, but in Torrance, one, Clutch and Coffe, which opened in 2016, is currently a local popular favorite. Clutch and Coffee is an off-road racing-inspired cafe in Old Town Torrance, a few doors from Torrance…
Tata’s Cafe, an American Cafe with a Salvadoran Spin
When I worked from the office, I enjoyed eating lunch in restaurants near El Segundo. I typically wandered into nearby Lawndale and Hawthorne because the food was more diverse and exciting to me. One such restaurant was Pupuseria El Cerro Verde. During the pandemic, they closed down and recently re-opened as Tata’s Cafe. The owner…
Where to Celebrate National Bacon Day in LA
This Thursday, Dec 30, is National Bacon Day and who doesn’t like bacon? Listed below is a round up of some of LA’s best offerings that feature bacon. Enjoy the unique ways bacon adds flavor and celebrate National Bacon Day! Bacon Cheddar Buttermilk Biscuits The late Jonathan Gold said “No one can say no to…
Birdie’s for Fresh Artisan Coffee, Donuts, and Chicken
Fried chicken is trending in LA and many Angelenos are now willing to pay for better quality fried chicken. What makes for good fried chicken? The exterior should be crunchy and not be glistening with oil. The coating should completely cover the chicken. Finally, the inside should be moist and tender. Since my wife and…
La Carreta Serves Stand-Out Mexican Breakfasts
When many people think of Mexican food, they automatically think of tacos, burritos, and enchiladas. Mexican cuisine varies greatly, but one type of Mexican food I enjoy is breakfast. Chile Rellenos, Chilaquiles, and Huevos Rancheros are just some of the items you can expect to see. I recently visited La Carreta to try their famous…