Review: At Otoño in Highland Park, modern Spanish cooking with an L.A. twist

At Otoño in Highland Park, chef Teresa Montaño dives deep into modern Spanish cooking.
Patricia Escárcega • Los Angeles Times • May 1, 2019
By the time the negra fideuà makes its appearance on your table at Otoño, you’ll have already worked through a few plates of tapas — triangles of Manchego cheese smeared with Asturian honey, tiny bowls of paprika-dusted Marcona almonds, plates...
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