I went to Johnathan’s last night, and I must say I was very disappointed. Knowing that the prices were a little on the steep side, I ordered chowder & a Caesar salad as my meal. I was with a group of 8, and other people... (4 replies, last updated by takeoutgirl July 30, 2007)

Prosser, WA. Latah Creek: the outstanding one is a red, the Sangiovese. This "little winery that could" produces a number of wines, a respectable Chardonnay, a decent Semillon, but the Sangiovese is the one to take home by the... (6 replies, last updated by bogie July 9, 2007)

was able to find this data: "Jonathan and his family will occupy the top two floors for their personal apartments on the Western section (barely visible on the left of the photo). This section will be comprised of Jonathan's... (1 reply, last updated by stevewag23 November 17, 2009)

I had a near-hit experience with Kogi in little Tokyo last night... just missed their closing. D’oh! (34 replies, last updated by Dommy March 13, 2009)

We’ll be in Healdsburg, Sonoma on a Monday-Tuesday at the end of February. Can anyone recommend a gem of a winery to visit? We like smaller wineries with excellent wine and no tour buses! Free tastings are a plus. Any... (21 replies, last updated by Mick Ruthven September 30, 2007)

So an Astorian blog is yapping about Film Chefs near Silvercup Studios. I did a little research to find out this guy knows his stuff and has opened up an unnamed Southern/Cajun Cuisine Take Out Joint. Has anyone tried? (15 replies, last updated by pulled pork August 15, 2008)

A very amusing Q & A with Jonathan Gold can be found on the LAist blog. Link: http://www.laist.com/archives/2004/09/13/the_laist_interview_premiere_edition_jonathan_gold.php (9 replies, last updated by KinLA September 16, 2004)

Consortium. We’re working with farmers in the Hudson, Harlem and Delaware Valleys, specifically farmers who graze their cows, milk seasonally, and feed little grain and NO animal by-products. Please visit... (2 replies, last updated by Jonathan December 23, 2000)

and as a nexus of cultures and peoples. I always walk away knowing a little more about the place I live in, and with a greater curiosity for it. I don’t always agree with his assessments, but the way he captures LA’s... (39 replies, last updated by Jim Leff June 13, 2007)

Looking for some good wineries, not pretentious in the Seattle area. We will not have a car but will be able to coordinate transportation if not too far. Tasting rooms in the city will also work or if we had too take a boat ride,... (2 replies, last updated by travelchow September 26, 2007)

sometimes as early as july to end of august is harvest for most temecula (california) wineries. Right now i bet you could go and you’ll see little buds of grape going. i went to napa in March and it was sad seeing all the... (7 replies, last updated by Ela0427 May 29, 2007)

We’re going to San Diego at the end of March and want to pass through Temecula on the way. Anyone have any recs for tasty wine/beautiful wineries in the area? Thanks! (20 replies, last updated by thursday April 18, 2009)

Planning a trip to Niagara on the Lake and looking for suggestions of small, independant wineries to visit, preferably stuff we can’t get at LCBO. Not interested in tours, more the tastings. Won’t have a car but have... (6 replies, last updated by doctorandchef July 26, 2007)

I’m visiting the Sonoma area next week and I’m looking for recommendations, particularly off-the-beaten path wines/wineries. We’re staying about an hour south of Healdsburg (in Sonoma itself), but plan to take... (29 replies, last updated by Kenois August 21, 2008)

i’ll be taking a trip to los olivos, sb wineries.... any suggestions? (11 replies, last updated by candicew April 23, 2007)