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The Overstuffed Sandwiches At This Classic California Deli Are Absolutely Unmatched
You know that friend who always insists their hometown has the best pizza, the best tacos, the best whatever?. Well, when it comes to Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery in Santa Monica, those friends might actually be onto something for once. This place has been stuffing sandwiches so full...
The LA Local
From Mexican wine to Michelin-rated burritos: 5 things to buy at Ray & Roy’s Market
Don’t just expect snacks. The historic Boyle Heights market offers more than your typical corner store. The post From Mexican wine to Michelin-rated burritos: 5 things to buy at Ray & Roy’s Market appeared first on LA Local .
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100 Years Ago, This Italian Deli Began Its Rise As A Southern California Landmark
Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery in Santa Monica, founded in 1925, is the oldest Italian deli in Los Angeles with unchanged recipes and a famous sandwich called The Godmother piled high with meats and cheese. There are a vast amount of great sandwiches in Los Angeles, but to Angelenos,...
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Casa Vega Doubles in Size and Celebrates 70 Years on Ventura Boulevard
One of the most iconic Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles doubles in size today as Casa Vega marks seven decades on Ventura Boulevard with a new patio that seats 100 people in what used to be part of the parking lot. “We’re used to the small, cramped 70-year-old bar,” we overheard a customer say. “This is amazing!”
KTLA
The Mount Rushmore of Los Angeles rock: 4 bands that define the City of Angels
London has The Who, Queen, Pink Floyd, and the Rolling Stones. New York gave us the Ramones, Kiss, Talking Heads, and Foreigner. San Francisco: the Grateful Dead, Metallica, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Journey. So, if someone were chiseling a Mount Rushmore for the greatest rock bands from Los Angeles, who would earn a spot in […]
Eater
The Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week: March 9
The editors at Eater LA dine out several times a week, if not per day, which means we’re always encountering standout dishes that deserve time in the limelight. Here’s the very best of everything the team has eaten this week. Forget all you’ve heard about the wildly popular...
Eater
Meet South L.A.’s Next Wave of Young Chefs
A South Los Angeles nonprofit brings on restaurants like Alta and Dulan’s on Crenshaw to mentor local budding cooks. On a recent afternoon by 60th Street Cafe in South Los Angeles, more than a dozen young adults wearing black aprons whizzed around a test kitchen dining room transformed into a full-service restaurant for the day. Sunlight beamed through the windows on tables covered in white cloth, gold runners, leaves, and candles; a DJ spun funk and oldies, from Zapp to The Manhattans. Servers jotted down drink orders from their friends and family members, there as guests and supporters, and brought out dishes they had cooked earlier that day, crispy lentil sambusas and creamy Cajun rasta pasta among them. The celebration represented a graduation and capstone project from the no-cost, six-week Kitchen to Capital culinary training program run by SoLa Foundation, a nonprofit that helps underserved communities gain educational and career opportunities in Los Angeles.
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Review: Dutch Bros Coffee is worth the hype
I live by the University of Southern California campus, and they opened a Dutch Bros Coffee Nov. 29, 2025. Ever since that day, I would wonder why there were such long lines. Why would people genuinely put themselves through a long line for some coffee?. Dutch Bros Coffee was founded...
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People Are Raving Over The Mouth-Watering Steaks At This Art Deco Restaurant In California
The glow hits first. Then the scent of fire and slow rendering fat. Along Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, there is a dining room that manages something rare in California. The space feels polished without feeling stiff. The service feels attentive without hovering. The energy hums quietly rather than competing with the food.
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This $7.4M California Mountain Bike Park With 15 Miles Of Trails Is Set To Debut In Early 2026 (And It’s Less Than An Hour From L.A.)
Big things are rolling into Southern California. A brand-new mountain bike park is rising in Santa Clarita, and riders across the region are already paying attention. The scale alone makes it stand out. The location makes it even more compelling. Sitting about 35 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, the park could quickly become one of the most accessible mountain biking destinations in the region.
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Casa Vega's footprint ‘nearly doubles' as the permanent Ray Vega Patio debuts
Southern California has a bounty of venues that have oodles of indoor character, those cozy dens of plush and velvety lushness. There are also notable regional venues that feel particularly outdoorsy, thanks to breezy spaces that are open and bright. Casa Vega has always been on the "cozy den" end...
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Inglewood seafood restaurant launches GoFundMe to avoid closure
INGLEWOOD – Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr.’s name is becoming synonymous with the number of women-owned businesses that have closed during his tenure. Mayor Butts has coined the phrase, “The only thing that has changed in Inglewood, is everything,” which sadly includes the closure of longtime businesses owned by women of color.
Los Angeles Times
His underground puppet shows draw massive crowds to L.A. street corner — and fans don't even know his name
Almighty Opp, a musical puppet show that has had an on-again, off-again presence on a Koreatown street corner for the past 25 years, is back with a vengeance after a break.
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Beloved California restaurant closing after 35 years amid landlord dispute
For decades, diners strolling Rodeo Drive could count on one elegant restaurant as a symbol of Beverly Hills sophistication. Now, one of the area’s longest-running fine-dining destinations is preparing to…