From a Miami-inspired bistro turned nightclub to a WeHo steakhouse and bar, these five must-try L.A. restaurants should be on every foodie's radar.
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Opening on July 30th, the pop-up will serve up a dining experience, exclusive merch, and more inspired by memorable moments from the beloved sitcom.
Replacing Tiffany's Blue Box Cafe, the co-branded restaurant is serving up a five-star dining experience with some of the world's finest caviar.
On Friday and Saturday, it'll make stops at Block Party in Highland Park, Prince Street Pizza in WeHo, and Taco Vega in Fairfax.
From plant-based versions of fast-food staples to Mexican-inspired eats to pizza made from scratch.
Bringing travel back in style, the 66-room lodging is a short walk from The Grove and West Third Shopping District.
Just like her lyrics, we can't keep Perry's drinks out of our mouth.
The world's first cupcake bakery chain will begin offering the celestial sweets on Monday, January 24, starting with a Miso Caramel flavor inspired by Aquarius.
The Palm Springs-meets-Americana bar and lounge is now open on the rooftop of the new tommie Hollywood hotel.
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