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L.A. Magazine's Dish of the Year Brings Diners Together

Chef Charbel Hayek brings a taste of the Middle East to Los Angeles with his extravagant mezze platter at Ladyhawk. This shareable feast offers a variety of traditional Middle Eastern dishes, creatively enhanced with locally-sourced produce. From the famous chickpea falafel to spicy harissa chicken wings, each dish reflects Hayek's passion for authentic flavors and communal dining. The platter, available in two sizes, encourages friends and family to come together and savor the culinary diversity of Middle Eastern cuisine. Highlighted with a twist of California's fresh produce, it's perfect for food lovers looking to experience international flavors with a local touch.

Where Cento Pasta Bar Chef Avner Levi Likes to Eat

Chef Avner Levi shares his favorite L.A. food spots like Lawry’s Prime Rib and Crazy Fish. Dive into Levi's nostalgic culinary world as he gears up to open Cento Raw Bar next.

L.A.'s Storied Helms Bakery Returns

Helms Bakery is back in Culver City, bringing along nostalgic treats and new favorites! Under Chef Sang Yoon's guidance, enjoy a blend of sweet and savory delights that celebrate the bakery's storied past. Visit this culinary gem and indulge in flavors that captivate both heart and palate!

Guest Column: We Don't Want to Stop Feeding Los Angeles

Four women turned a local restaurant into a crisis hub, serving 20,000+ meals to LA's fire-stricken community. Yet, the lack of adequate funding and state support threatens their efforts. Will their mission to feed those in need be halted?

How Pamela Des Barres Finally Transcended 'The Band'

Join Pamela Des Barres on a journey through the transformative rock era. Her narrative redefines groupies, showcasing their role as influencers and iconic trailblazers.

Ask Chris: Where was the first McDonald’s in L.A.?

Did you know the world's oldest operating McDonald's isn't in Chicago but in L.A.? Explore the legacy of the arches born in California. Don't just drive by — stop by for a historical burger stop!

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