Food

Celebrate Juneteenth with a free virtual event June 15 from 6 to 7 p.m., during which L.A. chefs and restaurateurs will talk about the holiday’s Black foodways as part of the Los Angeles Times Food Bowl.

Restaurants in Los Angeles prepare to reopen at 100% capacity and with no social distancing on June 15, but some remain cautiously optimistic about the dining landscape.

You can buy a plethora of earthquake kits online, but which ones are the best for the price? Here’s a look at four off-the-shelf options.

L.A. chefs, restaurateurs and the Food staff share the food and drink items they would want in their earthquake kits.

Staples for a “cook’s kit” to keep with your emergency supplies. They’ll make make eating during the fallout more enjoyable.

The San Pedro Fish Market, beloved by generations of Latino families and lately by Instagramers, needs to relocate. The owner has big plans to expand.

Regulars band together to save the Boulevard, the only gay bar in Pasadena and a safe haven for the LGBTQ community in the area and beyond.

The meaning of Juneteenth is evolving for chef Ray Anthony Barrett after a year of travel and healing.

Belcampo, a high-end meat producer, admitted to mislabeling some of its products. It has apologized, but is that enough?

The Glassell Park studio has trained several formerly incarcerated employees in developing and running a ceramics studio.

For June and beyond, visit L.A.'s LGBTQ and ally businesses that have weathered the COVID-19 pandemic.

Skirt steak is grilled like a filet, seasoned simply with salt and pepper, then served with a salsa packed with marjoram and lime juice to contrast the richness of the steak.