There was a restaurant in the Pico/Roxbury area that served excellent grilled cheese. It’s name was just a series of letters that seemed to be an abbreviation of something. Does anyone know what restaurant it is I’m...

Formatted with photos: http://www.twohungrypandas.com/2009/06/chaya-brasserie.html Text Review: First off, nope, the two Bentleys in front of Chaya Brasserie is not ours. We wish. Chaya Brasserie is located in Beverly Hills off the...

in Berkeley and Zuni Café in San Francisco, for example, and expected much more from Thomas Keller than tired produce swimming in an uninteresting sauce. I just saw in a separate thread on the Beverly Hills place that kevin h...

that LA is lacking, but the Cheese Board’s the only other cheese store I’ve been to – haven’t been to the Beverly Hills Cheese Store yet. I tried finding the older thread where the Cheese Store was...

Had dinner at Cafe Talesai in Beverly Hills tonight. We hadn’t been there for awhile — if we want Thai food we usually hit a traditional hole-in-the wall kind of place, and Cafe Talesai leans towards more of a...

the rigatoni with bolognese and it was also fabulous. I didn’t like the parmesan cheese that was very finely grated and not very flavorable. We skipped desserts also, but the key lime cheese cake would have been my pick...

214 South Robertson Boulevard Beverly Hills, California (310) 659-6877 Menu: http://lecafeflore.com/menu.htm

Does anyone have any suggestions for a good (and cheap) happy hour place in Beverly Hills? The office is planning to take a co-worker who’s last day is tomorrow! Help! Mc Cormicks is out — a couple of people do not...

Finally, a short report! Got to try Mulberry Pizza, which was very tasty, but certainly not my favorite pizza in the cheese only category. I prefer LaMonicas in Westwood. However, the slice of eggplant parmesan pizza I ordered was...

Most of the big department stores are on Rodeo. Try going one block east to Beverly for less pricey food. If you walk around you’ll spot a bunch of places. Some reasonable spots are: (google for exact addresses) Le Pain...

We’ll be staying in Beverly Hills. Apart from Bazaar – a must try – sounds like fun no matter what we think of the food – anything new under the sun in Beverly Hills or nearby (5 or so miles) in terms of...

I think it was called ‘Ahi three ways’. My husband had it and enjoyed it as well. I had the meatloaf and really liked it. It comes with bleu cheese mashed potatoes (NOT a fan of bleu cheese) and they substituted...

What’s the best place for lunch in beverly hills. Not too pretentious, just really good food in a place that old friends can have a conversation. Whatcha got? Oh, It’s on a Wednesday and a group of 4. Outside might be...

Hills Cheese Shop, 419 north Beverly, pick up some bread and cheese for lunch — yum! Even better, get your bread from Le Pain Quotidien, 9630 Little S.M. Nate 'N Al’s across the street from the cheese shop, may be a...

Housenka is a “yaki-niku” house. A chain of Japanese style Korean BBQ – there is one in Gardena, in Carson and now this one in Beverly Hills.