I went with 2 friends about nine months ago and had a good experience, but haven’t had a chance to go back. Checked it out with wife and little pup this evening, and all are sated and happy. I had the pulled pork a la carte...

My wife and I are visiting for the weekend and she loves cheese. The problem is that we don’t know much about what cheeses are good and what aren’t. Is the staff at Artisanal patient with people like us, or should we...

For French, Cafe Bisou in Old Town. For burgers, Lucky Boy on the Arroyo Parkway or Wolfe Burger on Lake. For Pastrami, The Hat on Lake. For Thai, Saladang or Saladang Song on Fair Oaks. For Italian, Sorriso on Colorado in Old...

Hi, We’ll be in NYC next weekend. I saw a few threads about 5 Ninths but no mention of food or address. I’m curious about the name of the restaurant and why it’s called that. Any insight would be appreciated. TIA

If you want foreign, I’d say Raymond Ave is your friend: Xiomara, Yujean Kang and Cafe Bisou. If you want American, Parkway Grill. If you want seafood, Shiro in South Pas. All in all, I’d say Parkway is the sort that...

Max is very good and gets lots of posts. Pinot Bistro generally has solid but not stellar fare in a very attractive classic bistro atmosphere. Less expensive would be Cafe Bisou or Le Petit Restaurant.

and Ventura. Bisou is local, so worth it. Sherman oaks is better than santa monica location, imho. The Valley Inn on Sherman oaks ave just east of the 405 is a fun throwback to 50’s continental. I haven’t been to...

Since veal are either milk- or formula-fed, does this mean that they’re not at risk of getting mad calf disease? What if the mother cow is infected? Can she pass the disease along to her calf? Link: http://meglioranza.com

The subject line says it all! I’m looking for a nice, maybe-romantic restaurant that serves up fantastic food, has gracious service, all wrapped up in a chic atmosphere. I’m not from around there so even the most...

-market “French” fare at Bisou. Avoid

We went last night around 6:30pm. Since the restaurant was very busy, we waited for 1/2 hr before getting a table. They have a bar (beer and wine only)so we passed the time by hanging out there and chatting with the bartender who...

Bisou. It’s very, very good—and it needs more business. Stop next time and see what you think. We love their croissants, too, as well as pastry.

I also like Bisou (I go to the one in Pasadena) for brunch. It’s not crowded at all (holidays excepted).

I am going to find myself in Tujunga over Memorial weekend and am looking for dining suggestions that are east of the 210 from about Sunland to La Crescenta. Not looking for anything special (although would like to hear about...

Bisou's back! Kiss, as long as LisaB likes fish of the Japanese variety. Here’s Perceptor’s food porn account if she needs more convincing. Reservations a must. http://www.chowhound.com/topics/340848