Cultural exchange program FACES is looking for families to host French teenagers from July 6 to 26.
Easy Reader Staff
April 13, 2016
Cultural exchange program FACES is looking for families to host French teenagers from July 6 to 26.
“La Voix Humaine,” a review In recent years, Long Beach Opera has set some of its out-of-the-usual repertoire productions in
A Manhattan Beach man was found guilty on April 6 of murdering his wife 13 years ago in their Gaslamp District house.
Silvio’s isn’t quite like any other place in LA. It’s part sports bar, part Brazilian restaurant, and part beachy grill
It’s one of the oldest businesses in the South Bay. Generations of customers have been served by generations of one
The rest of the world thinks Americans eat bad bread and they have a point. When one of your
The ambiance at Houston’s is clubby without being fussy, reminiscent of an old school steakhouse that somehow was dropped in
You can get bagels at just about any supermarket, but they don’t have the texture and flavor of ones fresh
Unless you have a family member in the business or experience arranging events, finding a caterer for a milestone event
If asked to make a list of bakeries in the South Bay you probably wouldn’t include The Kettle. This is
Most people don’t realize the cult status of In & Out burgers until they have a houseguest who schedules a
The Good Stuff restaurants have changed with the times. As a reminder, this started out as one relatively standard coffee
You should stop in at Ercoles sometime and order a burger with truffled aioli, roasted chillies, daikon sprouts, and a
It should be no surprise that Barney’s Beanery won the chili competition. They’ve been specialists in chili since the first
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We’ll admit that the price is part of the attraction at El Sombrero, but the customers who have kept these
