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El Segundo, CA · Food & Drink

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Health Inspection Uncovers Over 50 Live German Cockroaches and Food Containers Stored on the Floor at Baldwin Park’s Golden Panda Buffet

Over 50 live German cockroaches, food containers stored directly on the floor and other health violations were documented during an October inspection at Golden Panda Buffet in Baldwin Park, in inspection records obtained and reviewed by Baldwin Park News. Its discovery adds to a growing list of Baldwin Park food...

Baldwin Park, CA · 12d

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Giant Guatemalan Flour Tortillas Are Rolling Into Los Angeles

Los Angeles is home to the largest Guatemalan community in the United States, bringing rich gastronomy from the heart of the Mayan world to the Southland. From the dynamic street food destination of the Guatemalan Night Market in Westlake, where Guatemalan stands thrive alongside restaurants and bakeries, to restaurants in neighborhoods such as East Hollywood, Van Nuys, and Panorama City, Los Angeles is a Guatemalan buffet. In Westlake, Chapines (a nickname for Guatemalans) snack on regional tamales, delicious recados (stews) like pepián, homemade sopa de gallina, crowd-pleasing pollo dorado y papas fritas, and earthy ceviche de conchas.

Los Angeles, CA · 12d

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Baltaire Offers Classic Steakhouse Dining in the Heart of Brentwood

For more than a decade, Baltaire has been a favorite Brentwood destination for premium steaks, fresh seafood, and an inviting atmosphere that encourages guests to settle in and stay awhile. The post Baltaire Offers Classic Steakhouse Dining in the Heart of Brentwood appeared first on Fabulous California .

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

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Slim Chickens opening 3 new locations in California

Slim Chickens is preparing to enter Southern California with three planned restaurants in Palmdale, Lancaster and Santa Clarita. The Arkansas-based chicken chain announced a new franchise agreement that brings its…

Santa Clarita, CA · 20d

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8 Mexican Bakeries Across America That Are Worth a Visit for Their Incredible Pastries

Walk into a traditional Mexican bakery, and you may find yourself surrounded by colorful sweet...

Los Angeles, CA · 16d

LAist

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Weddings, funerals, karaoke, drag: Pasadena’s last gay bar says goodbye after 45 years

The Boulevard paid witness to the city’s LGBTQ+ history. Now its owner is retiring. Here’s how to celebrate its legacy on Oct. 31.

Pasadena, CA · 11d

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Tim Hollingsworth to Bring Wood-Fire Restaurant to Anaheim's OCVibe in 2027

Chef Tim Hollingsworth is bringing his first Orange County restaurant to Anaheim, with OCVibe announcing that the James Beard-winning chef will open a wood-fire dining concept inside the 100-acre district surrounding Honda Center. The restaurant is expected to be among the standalone eateries opening in late 2027, part of a wave of chef-driven openings transforming the area.

Anaheim, CA · 18d

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There are so many karaoke bars in Los Angeles’ Koreatown that an official want to ban new ones

Your browser does not support the video tag. There could soon be no new Koreatown karaoke bars in Los Angeles because there are already so many with officials concerned with “late night noise and traffic.” The world-famous, 3-square-mile district has been a hub for the city’s Korean community for decades and is a popular nightlife spot for locals and tourists hoping to visit a karaoke bar. Councilmember Heather Hutt, though, filed a motion on Wednesday calling for an Interim Control ordinance on any applicable permits within the Los Angeles Police Olympic Division - which contains Koreatown. “In the last several years, there has been a proliferation of karaoke bars permitted and opened in the City of Los Angeles, particularly in the densely populated neighborhood of Koreatown,” she wrote in the motion, noting that conditional use permits had been issued previously. "As more and more housing is built in Koreatown, we field calls from constituents who deal with late night noise, traffic, and its related issues. We have seen the entertainment and nightlife grow in the area and want to ensure this growth is more thoughtful and creates a safe environment for everyone." City officials are considering a freeze on new

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

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Porto’s Bakery Adding Two New Locations

You know you’re at a good party when you see the iconic yellow bags from Porto’s Bakery show up. L.A.’s favorite Cuban bakery has been in the city for more than 50 years, offering up potato balls and guava cheese pastries at affordable prices in increasingly swankier surroundings. Two new locations in Anaheim and Ontario will join the existing half dozen spread out from Northridge to Buena Park. The company serves a reported 23 million customers every year who come in to cater weddings, quinceañeras, birthdays, baby showers and funerals.

Los Angeles, CA · 13d

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Five California Bowling Alley Coffee Shops Where The Breakfast Is Better Than The Lanes

Some of the best breakfasts in California come with a side of crashing pins. Tucked inside old-school bowling centers, these coffee shops serve pancakes, hash browns, biscuits and gravy, and bottomless coffee to regulars who may never lace up a pair of rental shoes. They tend to be casual, affordable,...

San Jose, CA · 12d

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Dozens of Los Angeles County Restaurants Ordered Closed in October for Vermin and Other Health Code Violations

Los Angeles County health inspectors ordered 35 restaurants, markets, and other food businesses to close between Oct. 8 and Oct. 23, and vermin was cited in 31 of those closures. The closures appear in county Department of Public Health records compiled by RestaurantClosures.LA, which lists facility closures from the past 30 days and links each entry to its county inspection report.

Los Angeles County, CA · 12d

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Thousands of restaurants rely on this company’s technology. Lawsuit accuses it of ‘deceptive’ practices

San Francisco’s city attorney and the FTC allege in a new lawsuit that Toast, a prominent restaurant technology company, uses hidden fees and other illegal business practices.

San Francisco, CA · 12d

San Francisco Chronicle

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This unassuming neighborhood is a perfect political microcosm of California

We found the single neighborhood that best mirrors how all of California votes. Even here, there are plenty of divisions.

Torrance, CA · 8d

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Boba Delight Opens up in Arcadia

Along the streets of Duarte Road lies a new boba cafe for your next hangout spot: Boba Delight! Upon entering the cafe, you’ll immediately be greeted by a display of potted plants, hand drawn art, and comfortable seating, giving a very cozy aesthetic amongst the very personal displays. The menu includes options such as milk tea, matcha, lemonade, and even coffee, having something different for everyone’s taste.

Arcadia, CA · 11d

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Chubby World Preparing To Open In Orange County

Chubby World may be headed to 2646 Dupont Dr in Irvine, according to the Orange County Health Department’s online plan review database. According to the business’s website, the development will feature several levels dedicated to different experiences. The basement is planned as a music hall with 360-degree LED projections for DJ performances, concerts, and anime-themed events. The first floor will focus on retail, with anime merchandise, collectible figurines, blind boxes, and products from Pop Mart.

Orange County, CA · 12d

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In-N-Out targets Rancho Park for new Westside drive-through after Culver City setback

Fast-food chain files city plans to demolish commercial storefronts along Sepulveda Boulevard. Fast-food giant In-N-Out Burger has pivoted to a prominent Westside commercial corridor to build a drive-through outpost following development headwinds in neighboring Culver City, municipal planning records show. Corporate filings submitted to the City of Los Angeles outline...

Culver City, CA · 12d

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6 Los Angeles Restaurants that Closed Their Doors Permanently in October 2026

Several restaurants and dining venues across Los Angeles and Santa Monica closed or announced plans to close in October 2026. The list includes a Japanese-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar, a bakery-cafe, a wood-fired restaurant, and other local businesses. October Brings Restaurant Closures Across Los Angeles. Los Angeles has witnessed several...

Los Angeles, CA · 12d

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Slao returns to Long Beach, with sandwich concept Memoir joining for the day

A sandwich “worth a sunset.” A steakhouse named after a grandfather. Two chefs returning to the kitchen where they competed on the same team, this time with a full day to share food that tells their own stories. On Monday, Nov. 16, Chef Jordan Domingo’s modern steakhouse pop-up,...

Long Beach, CA · 12d

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Westchester Hidden Gem Tomat Celebrates Two-Year Anniversary

WESTCHESTER - For most Angelenos, Westchester is inextricably linked to LAX. But Tomat brings something fresh to the neighborhood with garden-to-table sustainable dining, a newly remodeled rooftop, and day to night programming that ranges from casual coffees to date nights. The restaurant sits in a massive parking lot and if the abundance of free parking doesn't get you in the door, the inviting neon tomato sign certainly will. Inside Tomat, the open kitchen gives diners a peek into the sustainable cooking practices employed by the team, while the rooftop serves as a gathering spot for game nights, sports watch parties, jazz nights, or simply watching planes land at the airport. Tomat's menu evolves with the seasons and is at the mercy of the farmers market and its own urban garden a few blocks away. Co-owners Harry Posner and Natalie Dial "put a lot of love and energy into building a restaurant garden that could help us actualize this ethos and this goal we had of being a really sustainable restaurant," said Dial. Sustainability is the top priority for the husband-and-wife duo; the restaurant's compost feeds the garden, the kitchen is devoid of single-use plastics, and nearly every element of the

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

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