Discovering new dining options is always exciting, but supporting restaurants that have proven their worth over the years is equally important. As food trends and preferences evolve, successful establishments must embrace change while maintaining their core values. One shining example is Parker’s Lighthouse in Long Beach, where I dined during its 40th celebration. It had…
Seafood
October is National Seafood Month
October is National Seafood Month, and there are many ways to enjoy it. From fish tacos to plump lobster tails, crispy fried catfish, and sushi, there’s a kind of seafood for just about everyone. Did you know eating fish may help reduce cognitive decline and improve bone and eye health? Here are some ways to…
Experience Global Flavors and Craft Cocktails at the Edgemar Restaurant
Most Angelenos are familiar with the Walt Disney Concert Hall, which world-renowned architect Frank Gehry designed. However, many people are unaware that Gehry also designed the Edgemar, a mixed-use commercial village in Santa Monica. Operating partners, restauranteurs, and designers recently collaborated to devise the eponym Edgemar Restaurant. Upon approaching the boldly designed structure constructed with…
Celebrate National Bacon Lovers Day on Aug 20
August 20 is National Bacon Lovers Day. Danya “D” Goodman and Meff “Human Cannonball” Leonard founded Bacon Day in 1997 as the one great day to bond everyone together. They say the best way to celebrate the holiday is to watch Kevin Bacon movies or movies with the word bacon in their title, such as…
Little Fish – A Lot More Than Delicious Fried Fish Sandwiches
A McDonald’s lunch was a welcome occurrence when I was a child. The food was tasty and consistent. I tried all of their burgers, but the filet-o-fish sandwich dressed in tangy tartar sauce was the one I ate the most. Interestingly, fried fish sandwiches are having their moment in LA, and upstart Little Fish is…
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…
Where To Celebrate Valentine’s Day in LA
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching! Plan a special dinner experience for that day so you don’t end up in the dog house. Here are some ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in LA. Please make sure to secure reservations. The last thing you want to do is to show up at the restaurant and learn that…
Long Beach Cambodian Restaurant Week Begins Mar 19
Long Beach Cambodian Restaurant Week begins today, Mar 19. The United Cambodian Community sponsors this weeklong event to pay homage to the delicious cuisine of their Cambodian community. The event runs through Sun, Mar 26. For many, Cambodian cuisine is relatively known. Traditional Cambodian food is likened to Thai food but with a precise set…
Where To Dine On New Year’s Eve in the South Bay
Fortunately, many restaurants across LA are featuring New Year’s Eve specials this year. Here’s where to enjoy a memorable meal with your special person on New Year’s Eve in the South Bay. Nomad Eatery I appreciate Chef Scott Cooper because he develops exquisite New Year’s offerings without breaking the bank. Cooper features a three-course menu…
Great American International Seafood Market – Foodie Heaven
The Great American International Seafood Market is located in the heavily frequented Golden Cove Shopping Center anchored by Trader Joe’s near Poke Me. The parking is ample; fortunately, they have short-term parking slots available steps away from the market. Your olfactory senses won’t detect that this is a seafood market. You won’t smell seafood because the store is…