Zaytinya at The Shay has a beautiful room and real hospitality. The mezze is hit-or-miss, it's not kid-friendly, and after two visits we're not going back.
Pita Bar & Grill was our family's go-to Sunday spot in Los Angeles for falafel, fries, and hummus. It has since closed, but here's why we loved it.
La Provence Patisserie in Beverly Hills won't wow you as an adult, but kids love it. An honest comparison with Republique and Clark Street Bakery.
Ginger's Divine Ice Creams is a small, family-run shop in Mar Vista with pastry-chef flavors. Here's what to order and whether it's worth the trip.
Kazan in Beverly Hills is a small, chef-driven ramen shop with fine-dining technique. Here's what to order and how it compares to LA's other ramen spots.
We put Waymo vs Uber to the test across Los Angeles as a family of four, comparing cost, coverage, and what it's actually like with kids in the back seat.
Since 1949, the Golden Bull has stood as a rare survivor in Santa Monica Canyon, a restaurant that feels like living history.
The five restaurants my husband and I save for date nights without our kids: Michelin stars, a $350 tableside duck, and why they're worth a babysitter.
Our family's honest, ranked list of the best dessert spots on LA's Westside, from a $5 cookie sandwich to a $20 chimney cake.
Ten Los Angeles restaurants our family keeps returning to for dining that works for both parents and kids, with no kids-menu compromises.