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    Dec 3, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. At Peña's, memorable marinated pork

    Push open the screen door at Peña's Restaurant in Santa Ana and you'll find reclaimed relics of California's rancho past: rusted ranch equipment, hollowed-out gourds, a poster promising gold and glory from the pockets of Pancho Villa. Occasionally, a jukebox flips on unprovoked, pumping out the wheezy bellows of an accordion. Down a skinny stretch of the dining room that runs along the kitchen, saddles serve as retrofitted bar stools, bow-legged seats that help Peña's accommodate every eater.
    Push open the screen door at Peña's Restaurant in Santa Ana and you'll find reclaimed relics of California's rancho past: rusted ranch equipment, hollowed-out gourds, a poster promising gold and glory from the pockets of Pancho Villa. Occasionally, a...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Santa Ana, Tortillas, Restaurants

    2. Dec 3, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Sharing a hot cuppa with the Meinls

    Special to the Tribune
    The Meinl family has been well-known in Austria since 1862, when Julius Meinl opened a specialty store selling green and roasted coffee beans in Vienna. But it wasn't until 2002, when the Julius Meinl company opened a coffeehouse at Southport and...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Montrose, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Irving Park

    3. Dec 3, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Haute homecoming

    Tribune reporter
    Growing up in Chicago, the 36-year-old chef Jose Garces helped his Ecuadorean mother and grandmother prepare traditional home cooking—"lots of ceviches, arepas, empanadas, grilled meats," he said. That's what he grew up eating, along with "the kinds...

    Tags: Hot Dogs, National or Ethnic Minorities, Tapas, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Foods and Beverages

    4. Dec 3, 2008 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  4. UCP cooks up more than $25,000 at annual 'Chefs Tasting Party'

    A marketing publication of the Sun-Sentinel Company
    Restaurants from all over Palm Beach prepared samplings of their specialties during United Cerebral Palsy's 20th annual Great Chefs Tasting Party, presented by Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith. With more than 200 guests in attendance, the event raised more...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants

    5. Dec 2, 2008 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  5. New Web site is a feast for hungry Knights

    Special to the Sentinel
    It's Friday night and you're debating where to go for dinner. You're feeling adventurous, but you don't know what's open; you're on a budget and you're clueless about the restaurant scene in east Orlando. Where do you go from here? If you're craving a...

    Tags: Waterford, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants

    6. Dec 2, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Architecture Review: L.A. Live

    Los Angeles, city of enclaves, is methodically, unapologetically building itself one more. <b>&#182;</b> The massive $2.5-billion, 4-million-square-foot L.A. Live project on the southern edge of downtown won't be complete for another year and a half or so. But its extensive second phase, much of which will open to the public this weekend, seems to rule out for good the prospect that L.A. Live might bring a fresh, forward-looking model of mega-development to downtown. <b>&#182;</b> Even by the rather forgiving standards of a city whose leaders -- and whose public, for that matter -- demand little from developers when it comes to civic-minded design, the project is relentlessly focused on creating its own wholly separate commercial universe: a brighter, more strategically frenzied place than the world outside its doors. <b>&#182;</b> The second phase is where L.A. Live, developed by the Denver company AEG, meets the city. A pair of new buildings along Figueroa Street -- one holding an ESPN Zone restaurant and broadcast facilities for the cable-sports giant, the other one containing the Grammy Museum and Club Nokia along with restaurants, a bowling alley and office space -- forms an important urban linchpin between the development's condo and hotel tower near the freeway, which will open in early 2010, and the adjacent South Park neighborhood.
    Architecture Critic
    Los Angeles, city of enclaves, is methodically, unapologetically building itself one more. ¶ The massive $2.5-billion, 4-million-square-foot L.A. Live project on the southern edge of downtown won't be complete for another year and a half or so. But its...

    Tags: Transportation, Metal and Mineral, Nokia Corp., AEG AG, Restaurants

    7. Dec 2, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Wine wisdom in Los Angeles

    S. Irene Virbila restaurant critic<b></b>>>> For those of us who love wine, Los Angeles is a wonderful city for all things vinous. We have some of the best wine shops in the country, so competitive with one another that the selection of wines and favorable pricing trump those of most retailers in other parts of the country. &#182; Not only that: L.A. boasts a good number of wine-friendly restaurants where you can nourish a deepening interest in the grape. Not to mention the restaurateurs and wine waiters who offer engaging advice on wine with undisguised passion for pet appellations or finds. &#182; For true wine lovers, it's not about which restaurant has the deepest cellar or the deepest pockets. It's about which has the most beguiling wine list. And it's not even just about the wine, it's also very much about a wine culture where the sommeliers and servers celebrate wine and, without intimidating anybody, however green, make the subject fun to explore. &#182; It's easy to propose that $300 bottle of cult Cabernet or name Burgundy, or the wines that have just topped the charts in the Wine Advocate or Wine Spectator. But coming up with a little-known wine or up-and-coming young producer -- that takes research and ingenuity. It means tasting and tasting to find the good bottles, not just reading up online.
    Restaurant Critic
    S. Irene Virbila restaurant critic>>> For those of us who love wine, Los Angeles is a wonderful city for all things vinous. We have some of the best wine shops in the country, so competitive with one another that the selection of wines and favorable...

    Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Pizzas, Santa Monica, Cheese, Wine, Beer, and Spirits

    8. Dec 2, 2008 |Story| Newsday

  8. Suffolk wants restaurants to list price of specials

    Suffolk's restaurant owners are going to use more chalk on their blackboard specials and add the prices, if Legis. Lynne Nowick has her way. The St. James Republican said she will press for a county legislature vote in Hauppauge today on her proposed law...

    Tags: Long Island, Dining and Drinking, Sayville, Restaurants

    9. Dec 1, 2008 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  9. Send your Christmas emails to Santa

    <big><strong>Email Santa!</strong></big> <img src= &quot;http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/photo/2008-11/43588611.jpg" align="left" border="0" hspace="6" vspace="2">Tell the big guy what you want for Christmas this year. We'll send your messages on to Santa and post them here for your loved ones to see. To submit your letter, e-mail <a href="mailto:smhorvath@sun-sentinel.com">here</a>.
    Sun-Sentinel.com
    Email Santa! Tell the big guy what you want for Christmas this year. We'll send your messages on to Santa and post them here for your loved ones to see. To submit your letter, e-mail here. Please include your name, city and age with each letter. Kids,...

    Tags: Society, Thanksgiving, New York Times, Miami Beach, Dressing and Stuffing

    10. Nov 30, 2008 |Story| Associated Press

  10. US man tells of hiding in hotel, rationing minibar eats and surviving Mumbai: 'We choose life'

    Associated Press Writer
    MUMBAI, India (AP) _ After the gunmen left, a waiter whispered, "If you can move, follow me." So Michael Rudder, Helen Connolly, Andy Baragon and Linda Ronsdale crawled, bleeding, through the kitchen of a restaurant at the luxury Oberoi hotel. The...

    Tags: Employees, Tourism and Leisure, Hotels and Accommodations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Nashville

    11. Dec 1, 2008 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  11. Survivor describes 60 hours of fear

    The Associated Press
    After the gunmen left, a waiter whispered, "If you can move, follow me." So Michael Rudder, Helen Connolly, Andy Baragon and Linda Ronsdale crawled, bleeding, through the kitchen of a restaurant at the luxury Oberoi hotel. The four had traveled to India...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Employees, Tourism and Leisure, Hotels and Accommodations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry

    12. Nov 30, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Got milk, got health debate

    Cartons of milk still anchor school lunches, but the milk inside them is changing as concerns mount about childhood obesity and nutrition.
    Tribune reporter
    Cartons of milk still anchor school lunches, but the milk inside them is changing as concerns mount about childhood obesity and nutrition. Some area schools are adding to the selection of sweetened varieties in an effort to boost students' calcium...

    Tags: Chicago Public Schools, Lake Forest, Consumers, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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