Guides

Where to Eat in the San Fernando Valley

Parts of Los Angeles are worlds unto themselves, and the San Fernando Valley is a prime example. Long known for…

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The Rundown

All You Need to Know About Dear Jane’s, the Seafood Sequel to Dear John’s

From the beginning, Dear John’s partners Patti and Hans Röckenwagner and Josiah Citrin knew their time as stewards of the…

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Taste Matters

When a Meal Is a Tasting Menu, What Is the Message?

When I was working as a restaurant critic, I learned how to read a menu. By that, I mean coming…

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The Rundown

Fanny’s at the Academy Museum Is Ready for Its Close-Up

Before you go to a restaurant, what do you want — or need — to know most? In our series,…

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Chinatown USA

The Resy Guide to Every Type of Dim Sum in L.A.

Dim sum in greater Los Angeles is an ever-evolving conversation. While classics like Monterey Park’s NBC Seafood have kept their…

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The Hit List

Where to Eat in October: Dear Jane’s, The Garden at Horses, and More

As promised, the fall restaurant rush is well underway in Los Angeles. The West Side now has Dear Jane’s, a…

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Chinatown USA

Chefs and Restaurateurs Explain Why Dim Sum Matters More Than Ever

Dim sum brings all of us together, across generations, cities, and Chinatowns. We asked Asian American chefs and restaurateurs from…

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The One Who Keeps the Book

How To Get Into Horses, the Hottest Table in Hollywood

For our latest installment of The One Who Keeps The Book, we checked in with the duo behind one of the…

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Resy Features

How Spago Changed Everything

Spago opened on a chilly evening in January 1982. The first night, 21 Rolls-Royces jammed into the restaurant’s tiny parking lot…

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Interviews

It’s ‘Just a Roast Chicken,’ and Lasita Wants It That Way

When is a roast chicken more than just a roast chicken? When is the screaming curveball of the pandemic an…

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