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Good To Go
It’s true what they say: Sometimes you have to lose something good to gain something better. When Hollywood’s Ammo closed last July after nearly 20 years in business, we lost a pioneer of L.A.’s...
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You Winsome, You Winsome
With counter stools, Pullman booths and a breakfast-and-lunch lineup that includes pancakes and burgers, the new Winsome in Echo Park resembles a classic diner. But look a little deeper and you’ll see...
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Hummus, I Love You
You think you know hummus but you’ve never tasted one like this: With bowls of the stuff at every cocktail party and ready-to-go packages at every corner bodega, you’d think we would have had enough of...
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Guac This Way
When the organic, upscale Mexican spot Toca Madera opened last summer, we gushed about everything from the pomegranate seed-studded guacamole to the super-sexy scene. Now, Toca’s new fast-casual sister...
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Longevity Goes The Distance
“I’m popping down to the bodega for a slice of vegan cheesecake, some phosphate free soap, and some organic frozen okra,” is a thing you say never, unless you’re lucky enough to live near the Brooklyn...
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The Latest Scoop
Ice cream envy: It’s a common condition among healthy eaters in the summertime. You know that skipping out on questionably sourced dairy and loads of refined sugar is a good choice, but still…doesn’t...
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Two Hands Up
When Sydney natives Henry Roberts and Giles Russell opened Two Hands Café in New York’s Nolita the clamor from the community was: MORE. More of that satisfyingly nutritious, simply gorgeous and totally...
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The recent opening of the Metro Expo Line’s Santa Monica extension is totally exciting—we’ll be using it to get from Downtown to the beach all summer. But given that the trip takes about 50 minutes,...
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Gluten-Free Brioche? Magnifique!
What do you do when you’re French, your world revolves around bread and then you get diagnosed with celiac disease? For Frédérique Jules the answer was to open her own 100 percent gluten-free bakery,...
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Cleveland City Guide
With about 50,000 attending the Republican National Convention in Cleveland starting today—and that’s not counting the media and the protestors—and less than a thousand eating establishments in all of...
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