Eat Your Art Out 8: Next Stop, The Twilight Zone
This is an art show, a silent auction to raise money for one of the top 10 roller derbies in the world (Angel City Derby Girls), but it's really an art party. If you've ever been to an Eat Your Art Out Event, you know it's full of fun people, food, drinks, live art, and much more... $5 gets you in the door. Keep reading for a freaky preview of some of the work on display, all of it Rod Sterling's Ghost approved...
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Tuna tostadas with an Urfa chile salsa negra, confit duck mole, micheladas with pickled mussel, and more await you at this new taquería on Sunset Boulevard. And yes, it’s within walking distance to Dodger Stadium.
Sonoratown's full menu will be available starting Tuesday, September 17th from 11 AM to 4 PM open Tuesday through Saturday to start. The spacious dining room set in a 106-year-old historic building seats 50 people and has high ceilings for days, making it the biggest—and their most stunning—of their three locations in L.A. County. It's the most anticipated taquería opening in Long Beach this year.
Despite L.A. being the home of the second largest population of Mexicans—that counts Mexican-Americans as well, by the way—after Mexico City, it has never been known to go as hard for actual Mexican Independence Day on September 16th as it does for Cinco de Mayo. But these four places are going all out!
Welcome back to L.A. TACO's weekly roundup of food and event finds! For members' eyes only...
Antojitos get the wild game and Indigenous protein treatment at Sage Vegan Bistro in Echo Park, but are they intriguing enough to lure you away the chile colorado at El Ruso across the street?
