Wolfgang Puck Cafe

The best bars and restaurants for drinking wine in L.A.

Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • February 6, 2020

encyclopedic list, and all of them pointed straight to Wolfgang Puck’s Beverly Hills flagship. Its cellar is 19,000 bottles strong, ready to serve power diners their cult Cabs, key Bordeaux vintages and, befitting Puck’s heritage, choice Austrian whites

. (Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times) All kinds of settings for wine drinking thrive in Los Angeles: the cool-kids wine bars; the bastions of wealth with cellars full of vintage Bordeaux to pair with rib-eyes; the escapist havens mimicking European cafes

Indian Celebrity Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Opens the Yellow Chilli, His First U.S. Restaurant, in Buena Park

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • December 21, 2017

Have you heard of Sanjeev Kapoor? In India, he’s Martha Stewart, Wolfgang Puck and Oprah Winfrey rolled into one. He has a cooking show that’s the longest running program of its kind in Asia, a line of appliances, a chain of restaurants, lucrative

Some of the best Hainan chicken in town is in an Arcadia mall

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • April 28, 2017

Wolfgang Puck, whose portfolio of restaurants was small enough to control but profitable enough to permit him to inhabit the same social circles as his customers. The next decade belonged to guys like Ducasse, Robuchon and Vongerichten, three-star chefs

Destroyer in Culver City disrupts the idea of fine dining like nowhere else on Earth

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • November 4, 2016

, but it has crunchy pistachios and soft fresh cheese at its core. At first, Kahn’s food here can seem almost abstract, rough-textured bowls whose carefully arranged contents can seem more Arcimboldo than Wolfgang Puck. A disk of raw chopped beef

Jonathan Gold: République reaches the summit of simplicity

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • May 16, 2014

tossed in with the steak tartare. I suspect that the suave potato mousseline, a side that joins Ludo Lefebvre’s purée and Wolfgang Puck’s aligot in the L.A. mashed-potato pantheon, is as carefully prepared as the pricey Dover sole meuniére it accompanies

abstracted tacos at Petty Cash and the informal cafes in the Philippines. Fine dining, as opposed to cooking that includes sea urchin in the guacamole, is a neglected art in Los Angeles at the moment. But Manzke and restaurateur Bill Chait apparently had

Review: Garlic & Chives by Kristin in Little Saigon reconfigures the familiar in startling new ways

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • September 4, 2015

cooking: Asian chefs looking not just at other Asian cuisines but also at American chefs looking at Asian cuisines. The new American style of small-plates service may owe a lot to Japanese izakaya traditions, but it is not quite izakaya. Wolfgang Puck may

Jonathan Gold's 10 best dishes of 2017

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • December 15, 2017

pizza cooked in a wood oven by chef Daniele Uditi at Pizzana restauraunt. Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times The Wolfgang Puck effect on American pizza is well known, redefining it into a vehicle for whatever ingredients happen to be delicious and fresh in

Verlaine    Cosa Buona    Irenia    Kismet    Holbox    Pizzana    Kobee Factory    Rossoblu    Vespertine    Dialogue   

Kris Kirk of Ecco Restaurant, Part Two

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • October 6, 2010

learned: Not listening to my wife. What would the last meal on Earth be? Double-Double Animal-Style. Who's your hero? Culinary or otherwise? Wolfgang Puck, Spago is where I did my externship, where it all started for me. What cuisine that you are

of become an epicenter of new restaurants of late. After a diner has tried your place, which other Camp restaurant would you recommend to him/her? Old Vine Cafe, biscuits and gravy are out of this world. What does Ecco bring to the scene? Fresh yet

2010 OC Restaurant Week Participants Announced

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • January 13, 2010

      Tradition by Pascal – Newport Beach o      Watermarc – Laguna Beach o      Wildfish Seafood Grille – Newport Beach o      Wolfgang Puck Bistro – Costa Mesa o      Zov's Bistro – Tustin o      Zov's Cafe & Bar – Irvine o      Zov's Cafe & Bar – Newport Coast

by the Sea – Dana Point o      Marmalade Cafe – Tustin o      Marrakesh – Costa Mesa o      McCormick & Schmick's Grille – Anaheim o      McCormick & Schmick's – Irvine o      McCormick & Schmick's – Santa Ana o      Mozambique – Laguna Beach o

The Best Things to Eat in L.A. in 2019

Los Angeles magazine • Los Angeles Magazine • July 18, 2019

Hatfield’s Sycamore Kitchen. At their bustling cafe and bakery, they pair thick slices of brined turkey breast with gooey Camembert cheese, arugula, and a dab of tart cherry mostarda that brings everything into focus. And the rustic bread it comes on is a

. The fare is significantly smaller—under 5 ounces and about the size of a woman’s palm—than the overgrown pucks we’ve become used to, and the everything option is merely sprinkled, not coated, with seeds, onion, garlic, and salt. The result is a chewy