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No more Riviera in Calabasas
Looks like fan favorite dining option Riviera has closed in Calabasas. The popular local stop-off went dark inexplicably last week, and calls to the restaurant confirm that they’ve moved on as of September 12. It’s certainly a loss for the neighborhood.
Bourdain dines well
Looks like Anthony Bourdain managed to fuel up well yesterday, despite, you know, being busy with going to the Emmys and all. Here he is dining with MMA champs Nick and Nate Diaz at what looks to be Mariscos Chente. They also just might be filming a little something for later as well, it seems.
Watch: Anthony Bourdain Really Loves In-N-Out Burger
Great Maple stretches to Pasadena
There’s another outlet of Great Maple coming to Southern California, this one landing at the Paseo Colorado in Pasadena. The popular all-day option has a knack for landing at big shopping centers, with existing locations at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, the Del Amo in Torrance, and elsewhere. The company says their latest location won’t come online until next year.
The Bruery x Surly Goat
The Goat Group (Surly Goat, Blind Donkey, Verdugo Bar) is partnering up with Orange County’s The Bruery for a one-off barrel-aged beer to be tapped across the city on October 7. Apparently that day is Barrel-Aged Beer Day (who knew?) but most importantly you’ll be able to get their collaborative effort in Los Angeles for one day only.
Patton Oswalt's night with roast beef
Despite winning an Emmy, comedian Patton Oswalt couldn't find a nice place to enjoy a late dinner it seems. Instead, the trophy-holding funny man made his way to the Hollywood Arby's for a late night party of one.
This #Emmys after party is off da CHAIN! pic.twitter.com/42lX2w0SYk
— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) September 19, 2016
Jack Benchakul’s routine
Endorffeine owner Jack Benchakul has had a unique route to coffee, to say the least. The Chinatown business owner talks with Tiny People about his path to success, his background, and what it takes to make his shop one of the best in the city, every single day.
Bottomless rosé rises again
Looks like more bottomless rosé parties happening this week in Los Angeles, as Herringbone in Santa Monica grabs the last few rays of summer with a party on Wednesday. For $25, guests will get bottomless glasses of the stuff starting at lunch and running through happy hour and dinner.
While 1212 launches happy hour
Nearby, 1212 on the Third Street Promenade has launched happy hour just in time for the NFL season. Starting today and running weekdays (plus Sundays for football), the 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. promotion runs at both the upstairs lounge and downstairs bar areas. The full menu is below.
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