Pasadena & Environs
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This Is LA’s Ultimate Chocolate Croissant
From flour to butter, and, of course, chocolate, Haris Car considered, meticulously tested, and continuously refined every component to create his pain au chocolat
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This Former Pasadena Brunch Spot Is at the Bleeding Edge of Cantonese Cooking in LA
Former Embassy Kitchen chef Peter Lai is preparing some of the most innovative and intricate Cantonese-influenced cooking in Los Angeles
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How Two Different Loaded Baked Potato Pastas Popped Up on Menus Across LA
It’s impossible not to notice specific trends while dining out at restaurants in Los Angeles. But a seemingly singular dish at two places across town?
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Discover the Hidden Charms of This 100-Year-Old Diner in Sierra Madre
Mary’s Market has been a fixture of the sleepy canyon community for a century
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How to Eat Through Pasadena in 24 Hours
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between — make every meal count in the City of Roses
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15 Delicious Stops Along LA’s Metro Gold Line
Hop aboard the Metro L line for Vietnamese spring rolls, Mexican taquitos, and so much more
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18 Essential Pasadena Restaurants
French bistro fare, Armenian-style cured meat, and more
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Inside Agnes, Pasadena’s New Home For Comforting Family Food
With a marketplace, wine shop, bar, and patio, LA’s biggest new opening does it all
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Pasadena’s Union Restaurant Pushes the New York Pizza Envelope
The little brother project from Pasadena’s busy Union team opens tomorrow
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Guatemalan Brothers Extol the Charred Glory of Basque Country Meats
A new barbecue pop-up from the Bolaños brothers is a master class in grilled steak and prawns
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Pasadena’s New Dim Sum Palace Comes from Sea Harbour’s Iconic Cantonese Chef
Chef Tony sits on the prime corner of Colorado and Fair Oaks in Old Pasadena
