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12 Surprisingly Affordable Bakeries In Southern California You Have To Try

One bakery on my list has been turning out Danish cookies since 1960, and it still sits on a street named after Copenhagen. Another one opens its doors at 4 in the morning, seven days a week. I love that kind of devotion to bread. Southern California has a reputation...

Southern California, CA · 20h

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4 Things You Should Never Ask a Server, According to Restaurant Pros

Respect the restaurant’s menu and cultural identity by enjoying the dishes as intended, and don’t make requests that disrupt the restaurant’s workflow. Avoid asking servers overly personal questions, and handle payment and tipping thoughtfully to keep the dining experience smooth for everyone. Servers have heard it all,...

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

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This California Neighborhood Market Stays Open Until 2 AM For Late-Night Grocery Runs

A little downtown grocery keeps its doors open until 2 in the morning, every single day of the week. That means eggs, fruit, and coffee are still on the table long after most stores go dark. I like how this place packs a real deli, smoothies, and pastries into a...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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For A Real Philly Cheesesteak In California, This Los Angeles Spot Uses East Coast Amoroso Rolls And Serves Pork Roll

Ask any Philadelphia transplant in Southern California about cheesesteaks, and you may get a long sigh. Plenty of places sell a steak sandwich, but few get the bread right, and the bread is where the argument starts. One small counter on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles decided to skip the...

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

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Nancy Silverton Opens LA’s Most Hopeful Restaurant in Pacific Palisades

Altadena and its vibrant restaurant community have been well documented in the aftermath of the Eaton Fire that devastated the neighborhood; the Pacific Palisades has, so far, had less of a comeback, with fewer rebuilding permits issued to businesses. In the Palisades, though many residential buildings are in full rebuild, with construction crews scattered throughout the seaside borough, many families have opted not to return.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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This Unassuming California Taco Shop Earned Michelin Recognition In 2026 For Its Sonoran-Style Burritos And Handmade Flour Tortillas

The flour in these tortillas comes from a mill town in Sonora, Mexico, and one of the owners has personally hauled it north. That’s dedication you can roll around a pile of mesquite-grilled steak. The tortillas come out thin, buttery, and soft. The meats get their smoky edge from...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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You’ll Find Hot Pastrami And A Wall Of Pickles At Canter’s Deli On Fairfax Avenue In Los Angeles, Open Since 1931

Some restaurants chase trends, and some simply outlast them. On one busy Los Angeles street, a deli has been slicing pastrami since 1931, back when Hollywood was still young and the city looked very different. It stays open almost around the clock, so a sandwich at 4:30 in the morning...

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

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Downtown LA’s Semi-Hidden Whiskey Den Is Back

Bar Jackalope, the whiskey den tucked in the back of Seven Grand, is back. After closing in July 2025, the bar will reopen on Thursday, November 19, with whiskey flights, classic cocktails, and a locker program that lets guests keep their own bottles on-site. After its initial debut in 2014,...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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The Original Pantry Cafe returns with a new menu and mission

The century-old diner brings back its pancakes and coleslaw, plus new dishes like a fried chicken sandwich. Profits support unhoused Angelenos.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Tacos Royale Brings a Taste of Sonora to Los Angeles

When Hermosillo, Mexico-born chef and culinary entrepreneur Eloy Aluri and his cousin, chef Saúl Pérez García (formerly of Ceviche Project and Atla), looked at Los Angeles’ culinary scene, they saw something missing: tacos from Hermosillo in Sonora, Mexico. This gap sparked the inspiration for Tacos Royale,...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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This California Tea Room Has Been Bringing Authentic English Afternoon Tea To Pasadena For 50 Years

Gentlemen who show up for tea here without a jacket and tie get one handed to them. The shop keeps a vintage menswear corner for exactly that reason. That tells you a lot about this place. A butler in traditional uniform oversees the service, and cell phones stay tucked away.

Pasadena, CA · 2d

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Sweet Cute to Open First Brick-and-Mortar Ice Cream Shop in Culver City

After spending the past year and a half building a following through pop-ups in Culver City, scratch-made ice cream business Sweet Cute is preparing to open its first permanent shop at 10601 Washington Blvd., Suite 101, at the corner of Overland Avenue, according to Toddrickallen. What Now Los Angeles reached...

Culver City, CA · 20h

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My Favorite Casual Persian Restaurant In LA Where I Always Get The Excellent Mazeh And A Flavorful Eggplant Gheimeh

With a laid-back setup and a soulful, modern menu to suit a variety of tastes, this Persian restaurant in Los Angeles knows how to please a crowd.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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At Barney’s Beanery In West Hollywood, Chili And Rock History Share The Same Booths

Some places in Los Angeles change their look every few years. One spot on a busy West Hollywood street has done the opposite since 1920, and that stubbornness is a big part of its charm. The walls are covered with posters, stickers, and celebrity photos, and the tabletops look like...

West Hollywood, CA · 1d

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Two Decades in, This Santa Monica Spot Is Still the Ultimate Neighborhood Restaurant

After several star chefs and many menu changes, the Santa Monica institution remains a local favorite by staying true to what made it special in the first place.

Santa Monica, CA · 4d

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Lodge Bread Brings Its Massive Cinnamon Rolls and Sourdough Loaves to Pasadena

Lodge Bread Co., the bakery known for its oversized cinnamon rolls and sourdough loaves, opened its fourth location in Pasadena on Thursday, November 12. Lodge Bread’s founder, two-time James Beard Award semifinalist Or Amsalam, has big plans for the bakery’s Pasadena space, with an expanded menu, baked goods that use naturally leavened dough, a daytime menu of sandwiches, and expansive seating, plus an adjacent pizza-pasta restaurant called Full Proof, which will debut in early 2027.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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Try Mexico City’s El Tigre Silencioso Before One of Mexico’s Best Chefs Opens His Arts District Restaurant Next Week

Welcome to Friday’s Weekend Eats column, featuring some of the most exciting culinary throw-downs in L.A., made just for members of L.A. TACO. If you're not a member and want to see the full column, join here. EL TIGRE SILENCIOSO @ SECO ~ SILVER LAKE. El Tigre Silencioso, a...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Chef Johnathan Benvenuti returns to Long Beach with the ultimate Friendsgiving

Chef Johnathan Benvenuti—the “Hell’s Kitchen” runner-up whose Bar Becky gave Long Beach some of its most personal, playful Italian-American food—is bringing his food back for the ultimate Friendsgiving. And he is bringing three chef friends with him. Dubbed “Hell of a Feast,” the Nov. 17...

Long Beach, CA · 1d