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Outback Steakhouse Review: Please Don't Call This Food Australian
Consider the Bloomin Onion. Two thousand calories. One hundred sixty-one grams of fat. See more of Anne Fishbein's photos from Outback Steakhouse. Crispy, oily, sweet, crunchy. A big slick of salt and grease. Slightly… More >>
Trois Mec Review: Ludo Lefebvre Brings Bistronomie to Hancock Park
Ludo Lefebvre doesn't like the music. "What is up with this fucking music?" he mutters to his cooks in his thick French accent. "I don't know; didn't you pick it?" one… More >>
Paiche Review: Ricardo Zarate Opens a "Peruvian Izakaya" in Marina del Rey
Eating at Paiche, the new Marina del Rey restaurant from Ricardo Zarate, is an exceedingly cheery experience. The entire enterprise is engineered to lift your spirits: the sea blue–on-aqua color… More >>
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