World Cup soccer ball buns at Rockenwagner, olive oil martinis at Dominick’s

The World Cup is well underway, and some fans may be looking for ways to celebrate with food. Baker and restaurateur Hans Rockenwagner has created a special World Cup burger for foodie fans, and it includes a soccer ball bun. A 100% grass-fed beef patty is topped with lettuce, tomatoes, pork belly and hearts of palm, served on a soccer ball brioche bun, with a side of black beans ($12.95). The burger will be available at Cafe Rockenwagner, 3 Square Cafe and Rockenwagner Bakery until July 13. You can also purchase a pack of three of the soccer ball brioche buns at Rockenwagner locations and Gelson’s for $3.79. And if you’re looking to catch a game while you eat your burger, Cafe Rockenwagner has brought in a 60-inch flat-screen TV. 311 Arizona Ave, Santa Monica, (310) 394-4267, www.rockenwagner.com

Dominick’s in West Hollywood is easing into the culinary cocktail scene with a new olive oil cocktail. Head bartender Gracy Ramirez created the Dom’s Caprese Martini ($12). It’s made with olive oil-infused Green Mark vodka, Dolin Dry vermouth, tomato water and an atomized spray of aged balsamic vinegar. A basil leaf and mini mozzarella ball serve as the garnish. The cocktail is available at Dominick’s for a limited time. 8715 Beverly Boulevard, West Hollywood, (310) 652-2335, www.dominicksrestaurant.com

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