The year of the beer bike in America was 2012. That's a few years after Americans traveling in Europe spotted the 15-passenger pedal-propelled pubs toting touris
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From downtown to the Valley to the Westside, new watering holes are opening every month in L.A. — just in time for summer drinking season.
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Mexico, mi amor, te amo, I swear. But I need to come clean. I’ve been cheating on you. I ate some ceviche mixto from Peru and fell in love. The pristine white sea
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San Gabriel Valley's bakery onslaught continues with the opening of Bake Code, a Taiwanese company that specializes in artisanal breads that combine Asian flavo
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It’s almost here, that bi-annual time when most of L.A.’s best eateries offer special prix-fixe menus that include one-off dishes and imaginative lunches as part
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Though we still have a long way to go, Los Angeles is continuing to up its wine game. Taking cues from the French, the culture is moving towards more casual wine dri
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When Nestle first introduced its bakeable KitKat bars back in March, crowds in Japan lined up just for a first bite, and a minor media frenzy quickly accompanied th
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Chef Michael Voltaggio has long placed an emphasis on wine at his restaurant ink., and the wine list there has always veered towards the esoteric. It's probably
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In 2011, when private chef and urban farmer Piper Goldstein decided to open her grocery store, Atwater Village Farm, she raised money on Kickstarter to help with th
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While the city sleeps, Tomas Martinez is wide awake. By 4 a.m. the day's work has begun at Tacos Tumbras a Tomas, the stall at Grand Central Market he's
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