EAT. SHOP. PLAY. Discovering the Best in the San Fernando Valley
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UPDATE: I am now the Food Editor of Ventura Blvd Magazine and the weekly online blog, The Ventura Blvd Sauce. Follow me and subscribe here http://www.ourventurablvd.com/Blogs/The-Sauce/ Dear My Daily Find Subscribers, Many of you have been … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG More Umami: Burbank (at the edge of Toluca Lake) is the now the home of the 17th Umami Burger to open in just five years. With recent openings in Miami and Oakland and the upcoming mega-locale in Greenwich Village, New … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG ALL WEEK Dine LA Restaurant Week is back through July 26. Here’s your chance to try out some new restaurants with special three course prix fixe menus (from $15-$45 per person depending on the … [Read more...]
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BY GWEN KENNEALLY This weekend I will be catering a 'friendraiser/thank you event’ for supporters of El Nido Family Centers. Founded in Los Angeles in 1925, it was created as a counseling service for girls. Believing that “a child … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG Sherman Oaks resident Kathleen Laccinole has always joked that "in my next life I'll be a perfumer." As she explains, "I have an extremely 'emotional' nose and love, love, love scent." In reality, Laccinole spent many … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG Dine LA Restaurant Week is back starting today through July 26. Here’s your chance to try out some new restaurants with special three course prix fixe menus (from $15-$45 per person depending on the … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG FRIDAY Dance Downtown: Learn how to dance Gangnam Style and other K-Pop dances on July 12 from 6:30 p.m.-10 p.m.at the Music Center Plaza. A live DJ will spin top tunes while a dance instructor teaches you how to move. Every … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG You don’t have to be French to celebrate Bastille Day on July 14. Think of it as another reason to relish independence and experience one of the many multi-cultural restaurants in the San Fernando Valley. From casual bistro … [Read more...]
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BY GWEN KENNEALLY It is that time of year when there are picnics, concerts in the park, beach days and the Hollywood Bowl. Picnics can be as simple as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with fresh fruit and chips — or, if you hang with a … [Read more...]
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BY KAREN YOUNG If you haven't had a chance to venture downtown, consider taking a short trip by car or Metro this summer. The restaurant scene is growing daily, while the cultural scene is exploding from Music Center events to the Downtown Art … [Read more...]
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