The Official Los Angeles Shopping + Dining Thread - Page 78

Is this a new dish that they started offering recently? I don't recall every seeing it on their menu and I've eaten there dozens of times.

Idk, someone said they don't have it at other locations other than the hollywood/arclight one. that's the only one i've been to

craft is right here in century city, not a ton of seafood tho. go to the hungry cat (hollywood or Santa Monica) for some really good seafood. All the good west hollywood restaurants are not too far from century city either. i can't say i'd recommend santa monica seafood or gulfstream. both are fine but fairly meh in my opinion. haven't been but son of a gun should be excellent as well. Sawtelle Blvd has some good japanese restaurants and it's pretty close to century city as well.

where is an asian supposed to get some plaid oxford or flannel shirts in los angeles? i can't handle the muted colors and low contrast palettes worn by the white man.

Everywhere?

are they open on sundays?

By appt only.

Shit, he only knew that was anything but the case. I'm like Martin for dudes.

R+D kitchen has got to be my favorite restaurant right now.. great food and reasonable prices.

Can anyone recommend something similar in Santa Monica area, so that I don't ruin myself on one place ?
Fresh ingredients and not overly expensive?

For a cafe Coras.

Any recommendations near Costa Mesa? Lunch/dinner/something in between.

mitsuwa for ramen.
ikko for sushi.

I found get smarts yelp profile didn't know he was an active yelper since 08 LOL.

Who, going to try canele possibly this weekend that chicken sangwich looks tasty as fuck.

J's Yelp reviews are fairly on point, though. I feel like I don't have enough time to dedicate for a write up to each place I hit. I'd need a paragraph explaining that I'm not an asshole who'd give one star because service sucked, that most places are just average but that it shouldn't stop someone from eating there, etc.

That chicken sandwich is fucking delicious. The pickled green tomatoes do for Canele what the pickles do for Joan's. Get there early, though, or there'll be a wait. If you go on Sunday you can at least put your name down and pick up some macaroons at the farmer's market across the street.