to thank for my new favorite burger and this week's column. Peter Lemos grew up watching Alton Brown on "Good Eats," the Food Network show that applied a scientific lens to why stuff tastes good, and wasn't afraid to experiment with unconventional
to thank for my new favorite burger and this week's column. Peter Lemos grew up watching Alton Brown on "Good Eats," the Food Network show that applied a scientific lens to why stuff tastes good, and wasn't afraid to experiment with unconventional
As restaurants slowly emerge from hibernation, it’s starting to smell like burger season. Here are two new burgers worth sampling. Crush Burger at Station Craft in Dana Point (Photo by Brad A. Johnson, Orange County Register/SCNG) The first is at
We're still living in a burger Renaissance folks. As you may recall, the past few years saw a surge of new burger joints, some came from highfalutin gourmets chefs (think Joseph Mahon's Burger Parlor, Charlie Palmer's DG Burger, and Marcus
start as a food truck) recently opened inside Grange Hall 39, a new food hall at Buena Park Downtown, the ghost town of a shopping complex formerly known as Buena Park Mall. The new burger joint is one of several tenants to recently debut at Grange, and
, (818) 861-7777, instagram.com/auldchipshop Bacon double cheeseburger from For The Win in Hollywood Hills. (Bill Addison / Los Angeles Times) For the Win The parade of new burgers in Los Angeles marches onward endlessly; I’ve kept pace with the latest
I’m craving a wood-fired pizza and a bottle of aglianico wine, so I go to Brick in San Clemente (No. 7 on last year’s 75 Best Places to Eat). But as I’m looking at this Italian restaurant’s menu, I notice something odd: a burger. That’s new, I think
. It’s also weird to see here. “What’s up with the burger?” I ask the waitress. “Oh,” she says with a laugh. “That’s the chef’s new baby. He’s planning to open a new burger restaurant, so he’s testing it out.” The chef is owner David Pratt, who is known