Salt's Cure brings the city's best pork chop to its new location on Highland Avenue

Salt's Cure chefs Chris Phelps and Zak Walters plate the best pork chop in town at their new location.
Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • April 29, 2016
It is probably easier to find a great pork chop in Los Angeles than it has ever been, from the char siu pork chop at Jar to the fennel-crusted chop at Sotto, to the racket-size tomahawks at Chi’Spacca. But the best pork chop in town is the one at...
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