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Feel Good Foods Brings Delicious Gluten-Free Meals to Stores Nationwide + More
I’ve never been the type of person to concern myself much with what food is gluten free and what food isn’t. Instead, I’ve always found interest in the things that taste like something I would enjoy eating again. Whether it’s a salad or a burger, if it tastes good then I want it. Knowing that,
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
Four Amazing Restaurants to Try at the LA Waterfront
It’s Wednesday and the weekend is only a couple of days away. If you felt like you didn’t live up the last weekend as best as possible, then don’t beat yourself up. Sure you may not have known where to go or what to eat, and staying indoors meant you got to eat leftovers while
What to Order On Your Next Visit to The Henry in West Hollywood
The music was loud and that’s what I wanted. The lights turned dim as the sun began to set and that’s exactly what I needed. I had a long day at work and although it was good and a drive home would be ideal, I decided to end it at The Henry in West Hollywood.
The “2019 Pacific Youth of the Year” Gala Celebrated Bright Young Adults in Beverly Hills
A year ago I sat at a table in the Beverly Hilton Hotel for the Boys & Girls Club of America’s “2018 Pacific Youth of the Year” gala. Throughout the evening I told myself not to cry at the heartfelt stories from the young adults and halfway through tears were trickling down my face. Trying to
St. Anne’s Restaurant in North Hollywood Has Great Plates for Your Night Out
I need to get out of my comfort zone. I’ve been eating in many familiar places and going to similar areas because I know them. Many of the streets in Pasadena are second nature to me and I find myself commuting in a sort of autopilot throughout parts of Crenshaw. Yes I travel a bit,
Carnival Restaurant in Sherman Oaks Welcomes You for Lebanese Food with a Family Feel
In writing this review I struggled with figuring out what exactly I should say. There was a bit of back and forth in trying to figure out how I could best convey the lovely dinner I had which prolonged this post. Prolonged for so long that I realized I had started a new job, went
Let Chef Christophe Émé Steer Your Dinner at Kass Restaurant & Wine Bar
I need you to trust me. I need you to believe that if I recommend a restaurant that it will be worth your time and money. That if I’ve been to a place, edited the photos, wrote a review, and even shared it across social media that I wouldn’t waste your time. In fact, it
There’s Gnocchi, Bone Marrow, and More to Fall in Love with at Bacari West Adams
Alexis and I were at Bacari at West Adams in Los Angeles and we were scrapping the last of the Ricotta & Beet Gnocchi ($8) from the plate. It was then we realized we should have gotten two. I think the initial thought when ordering was to ride the line between glutton and discrete and
Los Balcones in Studio City Plans to Impress You with Their Peruvian Cuisine
Los Balcones is like a mystery box from the moment the restaurant comes into your view. The exterior of the space appears simple and unassuming and at first glance you would expect to step inside and for it to match. However, once you pass the door and step foot across the frame, it’s quite the
