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The $20 Ramen Bowls Are Worth It, But the Service Is Inconsistent at MTN in...
A pros and cons look at Travis Lett’s newest Venice restaurant Welcome to the Good News/Bad News on Travis Lett’s izakaya restaurant, MTN, which opened in late July after taking years to open. The...
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How to Explore the San Fernando Valley’s Beguiling and Diverse Dining Scene
A top-to-bottom look at this huge Los Angeles neighborhood The San Fernando Valley is the largest geographic subsection of the city of Los Angeles. It’s also a fabled, expansive jungle of wide...
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Long Beach Brunch Spot Unabashedly Reheats and Serves Popeyes Fried Chicken
Sweet Dixie Kitchen sells chicken and waffles for $13 using Popeyes tenders Long Beach restaurant Sweet Dixie Kitchen is in deep water after customers found out a few weeks ago that they were...
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Redondo Beach’s Hippest Coffee Shop Heads for Northern Shores
The Boy & The Bear lands at the fringes of Culver City next South Bay coffee hotspot The Boy & The Bear expands to a new location further north near Culver City. This new Washington Boulevard...
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Monterey Park Is the Chinese Skewers Capital of America, and More from SGV
Plus northern Chinese cuisine rebounds Welcome to Meanwhile in the SGV, a regular update of San Gabriel Valley updates from Eater’s roving reporter, Jim Thurman. This month: Northern Café keeps...
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Latino Food Writer Calls Out LA Weekly For Out of Towner Tintorera Review
Javier Cabral takes the paper to task for it’s handling of a newer Mexican seafood restaurant Last week, LA Weekly ran a one-star review of new Silver Lake Mexican seafood spot Tintorera. The write-up...
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La Brea Dinner Destination Commerson Nabs a Former Bouchon Vet
Plus the history of El Torito, and plant-based kaiseki in Silver Lake New faces in the kitchen La Brea restaurant Commerson has officially announced its new chef, after well-traveled Sascha Lyon...
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Everything to Know About Killer Noodle, LA’s Most Exciting New Ramen Spot
The lines will be very, very long once it kicks into gear Killer Noodle opens today, October 16, despite scorching heat on the Westside and already the place is drawing in lunch crowds. The real test...
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14 Essential German Restaurants to Try in Los Angeles
Just in time for Oktoberfest Right in the middle of Oktoberfest’s namesake month, there’s no better time to take in a gut-busting meal of German classics. Thankfully, Los Angeles has its fair share of...
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Silver Lake’s Breakfast-Heavy Bardonna Closes Quietly Along Sunset
The funky space has trouble keeping tenants Silver Lake coffee and breakfast spot Bardonna is no more. The Sunset Boulevard address has been quietly on the market for a minute now, and owner Joshua...
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Get Some Damn Fine Coffee at the Twin Peaks Pop-Up on Melrose
The Double R Diner opens for one week starting October 16 Even though Twin Peaks ended last month, Showtime is still eager to serve fans more coffee and cherry pie. Starting today, the show’s...
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Jonathan Gold Thinks Michael Voltaggio’s New Ink.Well Is More User-Friendly
A pretty lukewarm review This week, Jonathan Gold reviews Ink.well, Michael Voltaggio’s reimagined rendition of his now shuttered restaurant Ink. In attempting to explain the reason for the closure,...
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LA’s Finest Korean Barbecue Restaurants, 2017 Edition
A celebration of meat, smoke, and banchan Like the smell of charcoal and soju on one’s shirt in the morning, Korean barbecue has stuck around and become an integral part of L.A.’s culinary (and...
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Hidden Koreatown Bar The Venue Adds Culinary Firepower From Nick Erven
The underground lounge-cum-karaoke spot gets a menu revamp Nick Erven (Saint Martha, Erven) dips his toes back into the Koreatown waters, helping out with a full menu relaunch at hip hidden party den...
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One of Malibu’s Most Picturesque Restaurants Expands to Orange County
Plus more all-you-can-handle barbecue, and ice cream in Echo Park Malibu Farm grows Popular oceanside restaurant Malibu Farm is expanding to Orange County. The restaurant will grow to include another...
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Dynamic Mexican Food Writer Gustavo Arellano Pushed Out at OC Weekly
The contentious writer worked for the Orange County alternative paper for 15 years OC Weekly editor and longtime food writer Gustavo Arellano has resigned from the popular Southern California...
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A New 70s-Themed Secret Cocktail Bar Opens Above 800 Degrees Hollywood
Devon Espinoza creates the cocktail menu Sunset & Vinyl is a secretive new bar hidden above the 800 Degrees pizza in Hollywood slated to open on October 18. The cocktail bar is the handiwork of...
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Two Big Restaurant Names Take the Reins at The Flats in Beverly Hills
With opening chef Kyle Schutte departing, newcomers enter the fray Things are changing rapidly at The Flats in Beverly Hills, now that opening chef/partner Kyle Schutte has decided to move on. In his...
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Jon & Vinny’s Delivers Glorious Red Sauce Italian to Brentwood Next
Meatballs, pizza, cannoli, and two very famous chefs Brentwood scores a winner today as Eater learns exclusively that Jon & Vinny’s is coming to the Westside neighborhood. The immeasurably fun red...
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City of LA Declines Cannabis Edible Consumption at EastSide Food Festival
The festival will offer only CBD-laced food and drink samples in a special section Since 2014, The EastSide Food Festival has tried to distinguish itself from the very heavy pack of LA food events,...
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