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L.A. Street Food Fest lands at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl in July
Exciting news for Pasadena foodies: The original L.A. Street Food Fest is coming to the Rose Bowl on July 24. There will be more than 55 food vendors, including all the top mobile-gourmet food trucks, old-school carts and stands, celebrity … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, cocktails, dining, festival, food, food truck, gourmet, L.A. Street Food Fest, mobile, Pasadena, Rose Bowl
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You’re invited: Join Rose Magazine, along with the Star-News and Pasadena POPS, for a very special kick-off event
More details here. See you there!
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Tagged celebration, dining, food, issue, June, kick-off, party, Pasadena POPS, Rose Magazine, Star-News, wine
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BLD eatery scraps plans to open second location in Pasadena
Owners of the popular West Hollywood restaurant BLD have cancelled plans to open a second location in Pasadena’s Raymond Renaissance condo building, seen at right. Amy Knoll Fraser, co-owner and director of operations for Grace Restaurant and BLD Restaurant, confirmed … Continue reading
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Closed: La Mich Paleteria in Duarte shuttered
We discovered this weekend that La Mich Paleteria in Duarte has closed down. A large for-lease sign now hangs in the window of the darkened store. (The file photo above is of Monica Ulloa, who was co-owner of La Mich with … Continue reading
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Tagged closed, dining, Duarte, food, frozen yogurt, ice cream, La Mich, paleteria, sad, shuttered
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Nose Diving: It’s a wine world (after all) at Disney’s California Food & Wine Festival
Nose Diving is a feature column, in which a novice wine writer fumbles toward grace. My feet are dangling freely as we coast, hang-glider style, over the vast expanse of California below us. It’s a gloriously sunny day as we … Continue reading
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Tagged brunch, California Adventures, California Food & Wine Festival, champagne, Disney, food, Jean-Marc Viallet, sweets, tasting, wine
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Eco-pioneers: Pasadena’s Dervaes family and urban homesteading
>>LIVE The Dervaes family went green — before going green became chic. It was about a decade ago that Jules Dervaes decided to try to go off the grid and become almost fully self-sustained in the family’s 1917 Craftsman house and small property … Continue reading
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Tagged Dervaes, eco-friendly, family, food, green, homestead, Natalie Haughton, off the grid, Pasadena, recipes, urban
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Photos: Scenes from the Monrovia farmers market
>>EAT There’s a new Market in the Park on Sunday mornings in Monrovia’s Old Town. Staff photographer Eric Reed was there yesterday to catch all the fresh-produce-buying, sweet-flower-smelling, baked-goods-savoring action at the inaugural event. It’s the second farmers market for … Continue reading
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Tagged dining, farmers market, food, fresh, Monrovia, produce, shopping, Sunday
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Scenes from the LA Street Food Fest in downtown
>>EAT Photographer Watchara Phomicinda captured these scrumptious images from the LA Street Food Fest this weekend. Were you among the thousands that swooped in upon downtown L.A. on Saturday for a morsel of food-truck goodness? The lines were outrageously, crushingly long. … Continue reading
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Tagged dining, downtown, food, food truck, LA Street Food Fest, Los Angeles, mobile, photo gallery, photos, trends
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Shop the Block: Savor the Flavor, 11 Kersting Court
>>SHOP Gourmet specialty food store Savor the Flavor is the kind of shop run by people — a mother and daughter team — who know and love food. The kind of food that brings people together, for parties, holidays and … Continue reading
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Tagged boutique, cooking, food, gourmet, Savor the Flavor, shopping, Sierra Madre
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Going co-op for groceries in Altadena
>>INSIDER Public Editor Larry Wilson picks up in his column the story on a potential cooperative (meaning, member-owned) food market that’s gaining steam in Altadena: Right now, in the organizing phase, Arroyo is looking for 500 members to come in … Continue reading
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Tagged Altadena, Arroyo Food Co-op, co-op, cooperative, food, green, groceries, Larry Wilson, market, sustainability
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