3 Fun Food Events This Week, Including an "EastSide" Food Festival

iHeartSilverlake EastSide Food Festival 
Silver Lake is getting its own food festival, with 25 vendors, chefs, DJs, musicians and more, hosted by 

Mack Sennett Studios, Castle Gourmet and Food Is the New Rock. Who's coming? Alimento, Auntie Em's Kitchen, Angel City Brewing, Black Hogg, Donut Friend, HomeState, Kitchen Mouse, Little Beast, Mexicali Taco & Co., McConnell's Ice Cream, Starry Kitchen, Sticky Rice, Oinkster and more. 

WHAT: iHeartSilverlake EastSide Food Festival

WHEN: Sunday, Nov. 9, 4-8 p.m.

WHERE: Mack Sennett Studios, 1215 Bates Ave., Silver Lake.

COST: Tickets are $45 to $75.

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Día de los Muertos at Border Grill

Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Miliken celebrate Día de los Muertos at both of their Border Grill restaurants with two weeks of special dishes. At Santa Monica, dishes include a trio of roasted baby beets; pulpo a la parrilla, with sous vide octopus and forbidden rice. At the DTLA restaurant, special items include chile en nogada and black seeded lamb chops with crispy yucca. 

WHAT: Día de los Muertos at Border Grill

WHEN:Sunday, Oct. 28, to Saturday, Nov. 10.

WHERE: Border Grill DTLA, 445 S. Figueroa St., dwntwn.; 213-486-5171. Border Grill Santa Monica, 1445 Fourth St., Santa Monica; 310-451-1655.

COST: Prices vary.

Mélisse Halloween Dinner

Chef Josiah Citrin celebrates Halloween with a five-course holiday menu for $85 per person. Special items at the famously upscale Santa Monica restaurant include squash ravioli with chanterelle mushrooms, pomegranates and sorrel; Chatham Bay cod with smoked Jerusalem artichoke, white mushrooms and Malabar spinach; and flatiron steak with braised beef cheek, Swiss chard, eggplant and parsley. 

WHAT: Mélisse Halloween Dinner

WHEN: Friday, Oct. 31. 

WHERE: Mélisse, 1104 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica; 310-395-0881.

COST: $85 per person. 


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