Josef Centeno's Orsa & Winston is The Times' Restaurant of the Year

What does it mean to be an exceptional Los Angeles restaurant? None of us could have known how complex the question would become in 2020.
Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • July 30, 2020
What does it mean to be an exceptional Los Angeles restaurant? None of us could have known how complex the question would become in 2020. But Josef Centeno’s adaptive, graceful version of excellence in the maelstrom is one reassuring answer. On a...
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