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Main Course
Birria is everywhere (like at the top of this newsletter last week), but Brad A. Johnson hopes that the time has come for conchinita pibil to take over.
He’s found delicious dishes with the slow-roasted pork from the Yucatán at the new La Lucha Mexican Kitchen in Santa Ana.
Eat of the Moment
Gone but not forgotten
Brad takes a trip down memory lane with 10 restaurants that have left us, but that doesn’t stop him from reminiscing about their fabulous dishes. Did your long-gone favorites make his list?
Gluten-free suds
Divine Science Brewing has opened a taproom in Tustin and its founders are Domonic and Robert Keifer, a couple with gluten sensitivities who wanted to share their love of craft beers with like-minded drinkers. All the brews are gluten free, with stouts, IPAs, a pilsner and more.
Surfer sammies go uptown
When Sessions West Coast Deli opened at Macy’s Fashion Island in 2019 it was an eye opener. But now the surf-themed sandwich maker seems to have the mall market cornered. It will open in Macy’s South Coast Plaza in June and in The Shops at Mission Viejo in May. Anne Valdespino has more.
Scoop on a new scoop shop
Salt & Straw will open a second OC location this summer on Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach. The scoop shop founded in Portland will bring its innovative flavors to an area that’s already filled with popular restaurants and gourmet boutiques.
Super Mex makeover
Bryan Bradford gave a former Super Mex location in Huntington Beach a nearly $1 million makeover for his Qué Vida Tacos, which opened late last year. Get ready for cochinita pibil of the Yucatán, Michoacán carnitas, and birria from Jalisco.
Roasted carrots have become one of Cathy Thomas’ go-to ingredients. The earthy taste pairs nicely with fish, too. Here’s how to make them.
The Eat Index: Conchinita pibil’s time has come; Salt & Straw coming to Newport - OCRegister
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