One of the bests perks of living in Southern California is its proximity to the Pacific Ocean. Besides the famous sand and surf, the seafood is truly some of the best in the world.
And whether you’re in a neighbourhood close to the beach or not, Los Angeles is rich in seafood options, both locally and from all over the globe. From a killer lobster roll to a bomb Branzino, check out six standout seafood dishes found at some of LA’s top restaurants..”
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“A Feast for the Senses: Dishes Designed to Impress
Mastro’s commitment to quality extends far beyond their renowned steaks. Here’s a glimpse into the culinary artistry on display..”
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“The first time retired boxer Oscar De La Hoya saw Las Vegas, he was in a helicopter with the late billionaire Kirk Kerkorian.
De La Hoya, then 18 and living in East Los Angeles, had returned home after winning a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona to a flood of calls from agents, promoters and Kerkorian, the casino mogul and investor, who died in 2015. “This gentleman offered to fly me to Las Vegas,” De La Hoya recalled. “I’m like, ‘Sure, with the permission of my father.’ ”
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“A steak seems like a deceptively simple meal to make, but as anyone who has tried to cook one at home knows, there are actually a lot of ways to mess it up. That being said, there are also an equal number of ways to improve your steak game as well, with a few good tips from those who have mastered the art of meat preparation.
In order to get to the bottom of how you can cook a superior steak, we spoke to Executive Chef Walter Mayen of Mastro’s Steakhouse in Beverly Hills. Mastro’s has been ranked on multiple lists as one of the best steakhouses in Los Angeles, if not the entire state..”
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While usually open exclusively for dinner, The Palm is opening up bright and early at 1 p.m. for an à la carte Easter Sunday. Enjoy offerings like the Prime Rib ($69-$79) and Seared Scallops with Pearl Couscous, along with the Classic Italian dishes the restaurant is known for.
The restaurant will be open from 1 to 8 p.m. Reservations can be made on their website.”
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https://www.eatdrinkla.com/every-bunny-loves-an-easter-brunch-los-angeles/
“The Highlight Room
Website / 6417 Selma Ave 90028
Located at the Dream Hollywood, The Highlight Room will be hosting a spectacular Easter brunch from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Indulge in special menu items like Tiramisu French Toast, Green Shakshuka and Lobster Benedict. Make your reservations now…”
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