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Allie LebosObserver |
The city’s time as a World Cup host has come to an end, but the local dining scene is keeping pace with an exciting round of July openings.
From Tsukiji-trained chefs and kaiseki menus to wine-paired nigiri and boba-topped bites, these L.A. sushi counters prove omakase has range.
From Tahoe to Lake Placid, these lakeside towns offer fireworks, boating and small-town charm for the country’s 250th.
From California to Tennessee, these five-star retreats are making all-inclusive dining feel less like a compromise and more like the reason to book.
With its Mediterranean climate, renowned wine scene, and south-facing coastline, Santa Barbara remains one of California's most treasured...
From English-style courtyards to Tuscan-inspired estates, these hotel gardens make the case for checking in and heading straight back outside.
Whether you’re poolside lounging or gathering with friends for a backyard BBQ, rosé shines as the ultimate summer sipper.
L.A.’s culinary scene is heating up this month, including Enrique Olvera’s latest opening and a second location of one of the city’s buzziest...
The Pacific Surfliner train makes a proper summer escape surprisingly easy, with coastal views, walkable stops and no need to negotiate traffic on the...
Several Los Angeles restaurants that put their own spin on this brunch, offering an elegant and innovative menu that avoids the boring and overdone...
As diners grow more selective about time, money and energy, chefs are rethinking the tasting menu as something more personal than performative.
Whether you’re looking to hit the beach after splurging on skincare and jeans on Abbot Kinney or want to spend an entire afternoon at The Grove,...
For anyone unmoved by another glass of rosé, these lighter reds offer the season a little more depth without the weight of a cabernet.
Summer is one of the gloomiest times in the city, but if you’re looking for a quick escape, there are plenty of nearby beach towns and bayside...
Whether you're craving a jaunt to wine country or a leisurely getaway by the ocean, here's where to go for a respite from Los Angeles.
Chef Daniel Patterson is adding a California-focused fine dining experience to Melrose Avenue, and New York City’s Bad Roman is bringing its...
With matches at SoFi Stadium and traffic to match, this is how to eat, drink and stay smart across the city.
As coffee culture matures, bars are building more deliberate, better-built drinks for discerning customers.
From wine country mainstays to desert dining, here's where to go for a culinary-focused girls' trip out West.
From the coastline to the vineyards, California’s sustainable hotels are rewriting the rulebook on luxury.
From Chinatown to Porter Ranch, these are L.A.'s most anticipated restaurant openings this month.
New boutique hotels, classic desert hangouts and a few unexpected gems for your next trip to Joshua Tree.
Two distinct restaurants—a steakhouse and an izakaya—will anchor the food program at Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills, with a focus on precision...
Though old-school chophouses are a quintessential part of American cuisine, some of the best meats are found at Argentine, Brazilian and Japanese...
Mexico is home to several world-class hotels that cater to ladies looking to carve out their own ideal slice of adventure.
Whether you’re looking to unwind poolside at Montage’s flagship property in Laguna Beach or want to enjoy a historic stay on Michigan’s Mackinac...
From Roman-style pinsas to fresh pastas, explore L.A.’s best Italian spots.
These hotels offer the perfect home base for exploring Healdsburg, a town beloved by chefs, winemakers and farmers.
From the long-awaited Sushisamba in West Hollywood to an elevated Thai concept at Westfield Century City, these are L.A.'s most anticipated March...
Fueled by explosive growth, ambitious chefs and a wave of luxe openings, Fort Worth is shedding its steakhouse stereotype and climbing the fine-dining...
Whether you like a French-style chardonnay with oaky undertones or a cherry-forward pinot with a little weight, we’re breaking down the basics on...
Whether you’re fascinated by the controversial life of Leona Helmsley or want to learn more about one of California’s first African American hotel...
Malibu's charm as a coastal escape endures, even after fire, loss and change.
Though the food and beverage industry remains significantly male-dominated, several women have stepped up to create their own legacy as chefs and...
Though weather can be unpredictable—and at times, unfavorable—a spring escape out west offers one last slow-paced getaway before the summer surge.
With ski-in, ski-out valet, a 500-bottle cellar and memberships starting at $150,000 a year, Hoback Club is redefining exclusivity in the Tetons.
As the city continues to ride its culinary high, amplified by Bad Bunny’s Villa's Tacos feature at the Super Bowl, let's take a look at what’s to...
Outside of its renowned dining landscape, Culver City boasts a worthwhile museum and theater scene, along with unparalleled shopping at The Platform,...
Celebrate the Year of the Horse with a scenic trail ride across California.
From storied Sunset Strip legends to design-forward Eastside inns, these are the intimate L.A. hotels worth booking.
A guide to the bars pushing Dallas’ cocktail scene beyond margaritas and Ranch Water.
For when flowers feel lazy, but a good table still counts.
From Big Sur to Malibu, these California hotels turn a simple stay into a grand romantic gesture.
From Michelin-starred dining to polished hotels and game-day cocktails, here’s how to do Super Bowl weekend right.
From a one-Michelin-star eatery in Woodside to a modern Indian bistro in Menlo Park, these are the best Silicon Valley restaurants to know for...
What happens when a couples resort prioritizes culture as much as romance.
Following the opening of her trendy diner, Max & Helen’s, chef Nancy Silverton is staying busy with the launch of Korean-Italian Lapaba, and the...
Malibu's restaurant landscape, mapped.
From swanky cocktail bars to one of the city’s coolest sushi restaurants, we’ve rounded up the best places for a mocktail in Los Angeles.
From underground hammams to bluff-top ocean retreats, these L.A. spas are built for real relaxation—not performative wellness.