RESTAURANT REVIEW: Sand-Which Bar shows good food is good business on Pico By Alexa Fishman, Features Editor June 3, 2013 As I learned a few weeks ago in U.S. History class, America’s economy thrives on competition. You might have thought there...
Chapa Grill brings Israeli flavor to Wilshire By Alexa Fishman, Staff Writer March 30, 2012 You might wonder: does Los Angeles really need another kosher Israeli-style restaurant? On Pico Boulevard alone, there must...
Visual decadence, and lots of cheese… By Jacob Ellenhorn, Arts Editor March 11, 2011 When you see “26,” a new dairy restaurant on Pico’s kosher restaurant row, you immediately understand that owner Geoffrey...
Restaurant review: Shanghai Diamond says Merry Chinese! By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Managing Editor December 31, 2010 Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan mentioned in her confirmation hearings last summer that as an American Jew, she generally spent...
Bodhi on Pico: Say hi to Thai By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Managing Editor November 1, 2010 No one will argue that it’s easy to limit oneself to only kosher restaurants, especially since it seems that 95 percent of them...
Schnitzly: Only in Pico-Robertson By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Managing Editor August 26, 2010 Restaurant review There’s something that I always look forward to when I go the Pico Robertson area (I know, I am Jewish...
SushiKo: Japan on Pico By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Staff Columnist May 23, 2010 Restaurant review Located on Pico Boulevard, Sushiko can pride itself on being the only kosher sushi restaurant in Los Angeles...
‘La Gondola’ brings us Italy, but just misses By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Staff Columnist March 18, 2010 Despite its relatively new location in Beverly Hills and everything it needs to make it a leading Kosher restaurant -- including...
Shiloh’s takes you to France By Nathaniel Kukurudz, Staff Columnist January 6, 2010 If you are looking for a truly relaxing and enjoyable evening with a serene atmosphere, you can stop searching, because I have...
