It’s where strangers sat side by side and where history was made. It’s where hurried office workers grabbed lunch and sassy waitresses took orders. The once ubiq
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The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has announced details of Fanny’s, the museum’s restaurant and café, which will debut when the much anticipated museum open
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Smart & Final’s history dates back to 1871 when it was founded in Los Angeles under the name Hellman-Hass Grocery Co. It was the first grocer to introduce the
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When Juan Hernandez came to the United States, he was 15 years old. His brother-in-law in Los Angeles told him tales of prosperity, job opportunities and being able
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Rejoice, seafood lovers, it’s halibut season. The Water Grill locations in downtown L.A. and Santa Monica are celebrating with the return of their Wild Alaskan Hal
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It’s no secret that Koreatown is a magical place. The 3-square-mile neighborhood offers an experience unlike anywhere else in Los Angeles. Preserved art deco struc
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As the second biggest city in Los Angeles County, Long Beach is often overlooked and perpetually underrated. It lays claim to L.A.’s only officially sanctioned do
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New York–style Chinese food with Jewish roots: Man, we love America. Genghis Cohen, the long-standing American Chinese restaurant on Fairfax, is hosting a p
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Gourmet food trucks and pop-up dinners have become so much the norm in Los Angeles that it's surprising to think it was just eight years ago that Kogi BBQ godfat
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Shanghai Diamond Garden, a Chinese-American restaurant, has been around in one incarnation or another for the better part of 50 years. It serves what's colloqui
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