Circa is right on time: new Manhattan Beach restaurant joins burgeoning culinary scene
America is the country of hyperbole in advertising – every product claims to be best, every pop singer the hottest, every idea the most brilliant.
America is the country of hyperbole in advertising – every product claims to be best, every pop singer the hottest, every idea the most brilliant.
The big building on Grand Avenue has a pastry case full of fresh baked goods, and the counter is doing a brisk trade in sandwiches and breakfast plates.
First Look At FWD… I’m going to avoid explosive puns in my reporting of the opening of Fishing With Dynamite, as tempting as it is.
Most Americans associate Brazilian food with steak, lots of steak – and yes, there is other stuff on those churrascaria buffets that you graze from between chunks of steak, but the meat is the signature dish.
The big news this week is of a plan that fell through – the yellow sign that signifies a license transfer was already in the window announcing the return of the Ragin Cajun to Pier Avenue, but it’s not going to happen.
We’re soon going to find out whether the fast food of other parts of America will catch on in the South Bay thanks to a pair of regional transplants.
I find it odd when I’m in a restaurant where the basement has an ocean view, but in a neighborhood as steep as North Manhattan Beach it is possible.
One of the paths to success in the restaurant business is simplicity – find a recipe you can execute flawlessly and stick with a narrow set of variations on that idea.
A TV show called “Chef Wanted” changed Chef Bryon Freeze’s life.
I don’t generally have high expectations for Mexican restaurants in the South Bay – most do the standard dishes competently, but that’s all.
Big portions served at the ‘Grill Grill’ in North Redondo.
Fans of the Ragin Cajun Restaurant, the Hermosa landmark that closed two years ago, have been waiting for the day that the place would reopen.
The entrance to Green Temple is one of visual delights of the South Bay.
Phuket is a town in Southern Thailand that is famous for a great beach and hospitality to match, assets the South Bay also proudly claims.
Mediterraneo is much more than a Spanish restaurant; though authentic tapas have been served since the place opened a decade ago, so have innovative items based on the same bold flavors.