Olea in Newport Beach is the latest addition from Russ Bendel et al, who brought you Vine in San Clemente, and Ironwood in Laguna Niguel. It is only a few months’ old, but the restaurant is already a hotspot for diners wanting a sit-down meal, as well as those looking for solid cocktails and a […]
leisure dining at Tommy Bahama Laguna Beach
Tommy Bahama has updated its menu, with some solid offerings, to reflect the laid back lifestyle of its Laguna Beach home. The casual bar food style menu is coupled with daily elevated options to create more substantial options if that’s what you’re looking for. We are here for a leisurely lunch. Cheeseburger Sliders ($9.50), something I […]
a surprising meal at OB Square
It’s Friday night and we are in Tustin trying to get a table at Sichuan Impression. Naturally, they are packed. My friends do not want to wait, so we look on Yelp and found OB Square, a restaurant serving anju, or Korean drinking snacks. Having no expectations whatsoever, we settle in and ordered a bunch […]
whet your tastebuds at Sichuan Impression — Tustin
In the last few years, there has been an emergence of Sichuan restaurants in Orange County, and it doesn’t look like it’ll be slowing down. While most promise authenticity, others are jumping on the bandwagon for no real reason other than cashing in on what appears to be the current craze in Chinese cuisine. Some […]
it’s a family affair at Barbusa — San Diego
San Diego diners will no doubt be familiar with the the pioneers of Italian cuisine in Little Italy. Joe Busalacchi, the family’s patriarch’s keen instincts to open his first restaurant, Busalacchi’s on Fifth Avenue in 1986 paved the way for many more under his belt in the last three decades. The family restaurants have now […]
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