OC Restaurant Week Recommendations

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 23, 2010
OC Restaurant Week starts next week (Feb. 28-March 6) and there are a bevy of restaurants and menu choices to go through. If you asked me where I would go and what I would try, here's what I'd say (in alphabetical order): ] 1. Brasserie Pascal –...
The full article can be read on the OC Weekly website.

Related Articles

On The Line: John McLaughlin of At Last Café

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • October 15, 2009
Every city should have a chef like John McLaughlin, who at his At Last CafN cooks gourmet food but charges diner prices.  Long Beach, you're lucky to have him.  And we are lucky that he agreed to answer our silly survey. 1. Dish that you cook that...

Guess What Restaurants Will Be Open Today?

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • December 25, 2008
Ask anyone of the Jewish faith what they're doing for Christmas and they'll tell you, “Chinese food and a movie.” But Chinese restaurants are also the refuge of those who can't or don't want to cook on the 25th. It's common knowledge nowadays that...

Jonathan Gold returns to Pico Boulevard and finds a great hangover cure

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • June 8, 2016
My first year out of college, long before I thought I might do anything so frivolous as write about food, I decided that I would make it my mission to eat at every restaurant on Pico Boulevard, to create kind of a map of the senses that would get...

Yvon Goetz of The Winery, Part One

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 13, 2010
I first ate Yvon Goetz's food when he was the executive chef at the now defunct Chat Noir in Costa Mesa. It was a wonderful meal. This was way before the whole Culinary Adventures empire went kaputz. Prior to that, Chef Goetz was the executive...

Jinan Montecristo of Les Amis, Part One

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • November 30, 2010
Les Amis is the little Lebanese restaurant in Fullerton we reviewed a few weeks ago. Though owner Jinan Montecristo credits her mom for all the wonderful food (as you'll read in the interview) it is Jinan who is the driving force. Here's Part One...