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Nossa Quietly Opens Bringing Brazilian-Italian Plates to Hillhurst
At Nossa, it starts with the aroma. You’re sitting in the outdoor patio possibly clicking away on your phone or chatting with someone in your direct view and then the aroma hits you. Gently it almost calls you to turn around and the scent takes a hold of you. It’s in that moment that the
Never Underestimate this Dish from Gale’s Restaurant, Plus Other Great Items
We all have flaws and I am no exception. Some of us may not be eager to announce them to the world, but I don’t feel that way. I feel that once I tell you my shortcomings that I can start working towards fixing them. With that said, it’s time that I open up and
Giorgia Sinatra of Pasta Sisters Talks Affordable Italian Food in LA, the Buzzfeed Effect, and Joining The Taste by LA Times
This may sound like an exaggeration, but at least once a week I hear about Pasta Sisters. I may hear the name in passing, read about them in an article, or come across someone posting about the restaurant on Instagram. Whatever way the restaurant enters my day, the point is that they do it. Recently,
3 Reasons You Should End Your Night at Church and State in Downtown LA
Walking out of my car and in the direction of the restaurant, I looked to my left and then to my right. I repeated the head gesture as I led myself to an answer of a question I didn’t realize I asked. It was the thought that there wasn’t much to do in this part
Nerano in Beverly Hills Welcomes You to Have a Beautiful Italian Lunch
I take lunch very seriously. Correction: I take any meal of the day very seriously, but lunch in particular. I wouldn’t say I walk up to a plate on a table during the middle of the day with a sweat band around my head, but it’s kind of close. I can’t speak for the staff
Enjoy Carbonara Month at Casa Barilla Before It Disappears
Sometimes, one plate just isn’t enough. You may be asking why a restaurant blogger like myself would even consider the idea of having “one plate”, but every now and then I would like to ditch the sweat pants and button my jeans. I don’t think that’s too much to ask. Although the occasions run rare,
Bettolino Kitchen Serves Up Modern Italian Cuisine in Redondo Beach
With summer just around the corner it’s easy to say that Los Angeles is a beautiful city. As the sun shines a little brighter and the heat increases beyond a temperature that is acceptable, it’s clear to see that this city has a lot to offer to both tourists and locals. As a resident, I
Drago Ristorante Serves Dishes as Beautiful as its Interior Design
If two years ago you asked me how I would navigate restaurant blogging, I would have let a nervous smile creep across my face, shrug, and said “Hopefully I’ll figure it out”. When I started blogging about restaurants, I had an idea of how I should go about it, but it was all too new
See Why Dinner at North Italia in El Segundo is Worth the Drive, Every Time
When I first got my driver’s license, I would hop in my car and go anywhere for any reason. I would drive to work, school, the mailbox, hell I’d drive to the backyard if my car could fit through the fence. It didn’t take long before sitting in traffic, a few accidents, and the financial
Celebrate the Holidays with Faith and Flower’s Christmas Eve Menu
The holidays can bring the crazy out of people. As Christmas approaches, the rush to keep up with the expectation of the holiday is at an all-time high. Homes are decorated to an extent that would make a fire marshal concerned and we buy so many gifts that it seems like our presents are getting
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