To understand the evolution of Alta Adams, order the black-eyed peas, a dish that separates ingredients from their familiar contexts, transforming the flavors into something that tastes distinctly of Los Angeles.
To understand the evolution of Alta Adams, order the black-eyed peas, a dish that separates ingredients from their familiar contexts, transforming the flavors into something that tastes distinctly of Los Angeles.
No one will mistake the menu at Wilde’s in Los Feliz for pub grub. With the arrival of spring comes the shape-shifting kitchen’s lightness, swells of vegetables and a sense of refinement.
Lucia, the only Afro-Caribbean fine dining restaurant in L.A., is a destination on Fairfaix Avenue.
At Yerord Mas, a second-generation son of the city takes the cooking of his people and turns it into something personal, deeply researched, modern in lightness and inspiringly delicious. His viral $38 basturma brisket sandwich is worth the hype.
At Loli Farms in Pasadena, find excellent Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken, lomo saltado sandwiches and a Peruvian market with Inca Kola.
Culinary celebrities Phil Rosenthal and Nancy Silverton built a nostalgia-fueled dream diner in Max & Helen’s and everyone showed up.