18/8

Posted by M. Johnson on Apr 3, 2012

First class men’s haircuts throughout Southern California.

A-Frame

Posted by M. Johnson on Apr 19, 2012

The American picnic redefined in Culver City.

A.O.C.

Posted by M. Johnson on Mar 16, 2012

A Small Plates/Wine Bar on the Westside.

About that Kobe Beef you were thinking about ordering…

Posted by M. Johnson on May 2, 2012

Thinking back to part of what Lewis Black dropped on us Tuesday?  Well, consider this…

Ahn-Joo

Posted by M. Johnson on Mar 21, 2012

Korean snacks at the Americana Center in Glendale.

Ajisen Ramen

Posted by M. Johnson on May 7, 2012

Good Ramen…in Century City, and other locations.

Akbar Cuisine of India

Posted by M. Johnson on Jan 18, 2012

Good, solid chain of Indian Restaurants in Old Town Pasadena, and other locales.

Alibi Room

Posted by M. Johnson on Apr 2, 2012

If anyone asks…it’s a nice Culver City bar packing Roy Choi’s Kogi BBQ Food Truck Menu.

Amalfi Restaurant and Bar

Posted by M. Johnson on Dec 8, 2011

A restaurant sampling the cuisine of the Amafli Coast of Italy.

Americana at Brand (Americana Center)

Posted by M. Johnson on Dec 5, 2011

The latest of Rick Caruso’s shop-n-eat paradises in Glendale.

Amoeba Records

Posted by M. Johnson on Dec 8, 2011

Greatest…Record Store…ever. And yes, they still sell (and buy) records.

Apparently, we’re getting a Solar Eclipse in L.A.

Posted by M. Johnson on May 18, 2012

And leave it to the Griffith Observatory to hold an event so you can see it:

Excitement is building over a rare “ring” eclipse that is expected to be visible in California and other parts of the Southwest.

 

The Griffith Observatory is set to hold a special eclipse-viewing event Sunday, and plans to sell affordable eclipse-viewing glasses and other devices that will project images of the eclipse on the ground. Regular sunglasses will not protect the eyes, said observatory spokeswoman Susan Szotyori.

 

Telescopes equipped with special filters will also be set up to help the public view the eclipse, officials said.

Arclight Cinemas

Posted by M. Johnson on Dec 8, 2011

The best and now, the least inexpensive of L.A.’s First Class Multiplexes.

Arroyo Chop House

Posted by M. Johnson on Jan 24, 2012

The best red-leather, first-class, star-of-the-show-is-your-steak, this-is-how-it’s-done restaurants in all of Southern California.

Aunt Kizzy’s Back Porch (Closed – Looking for new Location)

Posted by M. Johnson on Apr 4, 2012

Fine Southern Cooking in Marina Del Rey, hopefully somewhere else in the near future.