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FOOD & DRINK
Krispy Kreme’s $2 dozen donuts deal available for a limited time this Labor Day
Krispy Kreme is offering a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for $2 when customers buy any other dozen or a 16-count Minis, while Buffalo Wild Wings is offering 10 free wings with an order of $15 or more.
Are California street vendor hot dogs safe?
Outside every major sports and live music venue in Los Angeles, you will find street vendors serving up sizzling, bacon-wrapped hot dogs that, for many, smell too delicious to resist after a game or a show. L.A.’s street food culture is unique in the U.S.; most vendors operate outside the law, without health permits or […]
Spectacular Camera Trap Photo of Mountain Lion Shows Downtown LA Behind
A photographer has captured a spectacular picture of a mountain lion in the Verdugo Hills with downtown Los Angeles sparking behind it. “Camera trapping is the most frustrating photographic technique but when it works, it’s freaking amazing,” Johanna Turner tells PetaPixel. Turner’s camera trap was set up in...
Johnnie’s Pastrami knows pastrami (predictably)
Johnnie’s Pastrami was founded in 1952 by brothers Eddie and Eli Passy, so it has just celebrated its 70th anniversary. In this era, when restaurants come and go with increasingly alarming frequency, that’s hugely impressive. That said, this place really is more than a restaurant now. It’s as much a part of Culver City as any iconic landmark, and the customers just keep showing up. Johnnie’s Pastrami is bucking the trend – loyalty does exist in business.
Things To Do This Labor Day Weekend in Los Angeles [8-30-2024 to 9-2-2024]
Labor Day approaches, and with it the unofficial end of summer. But before we say adios to the current events season, we’ve got laundry list of fun to-dos to cap things off in style. This August 30 to September 2 in Los Angeles, you’ll find a KCRW Summer Nights...
In-N-Out rival falters, closing multiple locations across California
A nationwide burger chain with New York City ties is set to close nine restaurants across the country by Sept. 25, and more than half of them will be in California. Shake Shack, the Big Apple-based competitor to In-N-Out known for smash burgers, crinkle-cut fries and milkshakes, announced that six California storefronts, including the only Oakland location, would close by the end of next month. Ownership cited underperformance as the primary factor for the closures, according to Nation’s Restaurant News. Most locations will close around Los Angeles; the other three outposts to shutter are in Columbus, Ohio, and Houston, Texas.
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