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A new cluster of halal food trucks means Angelenos looking for halal options don’t have to drive down to O.C.
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Less stress, less mess — less cash! How to pick up a meal for family or friends without taking out a mortgage
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III Mas doesn't have a fancy restaurant right now, but its food is making waves.
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Many of us will be heading out of town for the holidays, but our vacation-rental kitchens are often low on essentials
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So many sandwiches, so little time. From a vegan Milanesa to lox bagels with crisp salmon skin and beet cream cheese to a perfectly restrained Italian sandwich, Highland Park hits the spot.
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These burritos, sold out of a cooler, are popular in the borderlands that stretch from Juarez to Mexicalii. They're satisfying in the simplest way possible.
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Once a vibrant wine-making region, L.A. is back to reclaim its crown.
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What would a McDonald’s be without its temperamental McFlurry machines? We may be closer to finding out.
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With the help of an engineer and a machine he built, a family-run restaurant serves the traditional, handcrafted holiday meal for guests throughout the year
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Maybe you have heard of it. But if not, you're missing out.
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Instead of the traditional orange flavor, La Sureñita Bakery uses guava and cinnamon, from a recipe offered by a long-time resident.
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Thai, Indian, Vietnamese, Burmese — when it comes to curry you can choose your adventure.
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As health permitting starts, we break down what you can expect before you walk into a stranger’s home for a bite to eat.
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