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Growing up in Los Angeles I pretty much have tried every deli in Southern California. Junior’s was my grandmother, Tillie’s favorite, we were regulars. Sometimes we would even go for Passover or a High Jewish Holiday’s, so I knew Junior’s … Continue reading →

Pairing gourmet Latin cuisine with fine wines, East LA Meets Napa is a unique event that celebrates the richness of Latin food and the success of Latino owned vineyards in California. East LA Meets Napa World Tour takes us on … Continue reading →

Concern Foundation Presents It’s 42nd annual block party Paramount Studios Hollywood, honoring community leaders Grossmans and Bruckers. What a night, starting in the heat of the day and ending with breath taking stars and cool breezes, not too mention food … Continue reading →

A while back I reviewed Brunello Trattoria and unbeknownst to me Daniele Morra, owner of Tutt’a Post’ Trattoria is Brunello, aka Bruno’s son. I had spoken to Daniele a while back about doing a review but just never got the … Continue reading →

I am on a roll! I have reviewed a few of the top new restaurants on the very hip Third street in Los Angeles. I am adding yet another one that just opened and promises to be a huge hit … Continue reading →

Another new hot spot in my neighborhood, Third Street has really come along way. The Phoenix is only been opened for 3 weeks but already there’s a really good local buzz. When Shawn Antonio, manager, said I could come for … Continue reading →

From the moment you walk in you feel like family and that is just what Bruno and his wife Chef Cinzia Morra Brunelli meant for you to experience. Both from Napoli they really know how to make you feel right … Continue reading →

This is a new incarnation of a space that I reviewed sometime last year, Tipple and Brine, but one thing I have to say is that the food is no comparison to the old restaurant, instead it is 100 times … Continue reading →

You got to think hoofer for this one, in all of its glory. The tap dancers pretty much steal this show. There is a subtle beauty of hearing a full chorus not singing but tap dancing, something that harken back … Continue reading →

Located in the part of Hollywood that gets all of the action, Cahuenga Blvd. between Sunset and Hollywood Blvd. Parking is a true commodity and the bridge and tunnel crowd are here in droves. The hipsters, club goers, bottle service … Continue reading →