I haven’t posted in a while, but it’s not for a lack of doing things. They’ve either been repeat activities, like Hollywood Bowl (RENT and Sergio Mendes this summer) or out-of-state trips, like a great weekend in NJ/NY.
But last night provided a perfect posting opportunity. I met L after work at Spring Street, a fun [...]
The LA Sampler of June 18, 2010 continued with a visit to Galco’s Soda Pop Stop. As with the Schindler House and Museum of Jurassic Technology, A from Rochester inspired me to visit (how funny that someone clear on the other side of the country is more up on cool places to visit in LA [...]
Eater LA has become my go-to spot to keep up on new restaurants in town. Then I turn to Yelp to get the scoop on them.
So when I was looking for a new place to catch lunch in downtown LA, Eater suggested Starry Kitchen, and Yelp seconded it. I especially liked the story of the [...]
Sunday afternoon featured a great double feature in Pasadena. First, K and I attended a Pacific Serenades concert at the Neighborhood Church. Friend P is active in the organization and I had been wanting to hear one of the performances. This one, entitled “Ode to Imagination”, featured a variety of works for string quartet. My [...]
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I realized that I haven’t posted lately on dining experiences. But that doesn’t mean that I haven’t checked out some places worth mentioning.
First up is Prado. I visited this cafe boasting “Contemporary Cuisine of the Americas” with my work companions for lunch a few weeks ago. It’s not much on the outside, but inside, the [...]
The food truck craze continues in LA. After my initial experience at Kogi, I’ve been looking for opportunities to try more. The Frysmith truck has piqued my curiosity ever since I read about it last August. But their delays in opening, as well as a schedule which has them mostly in LA, kept us apart.
I [...]
