Lounge Group gave no reason for the closure, just months after its sister spot The Country Club also shut down in Costa Mesa.

The Ventura Boulevard fine-dining standout now serves $12 vermouth cocktails and a $39 choripán-inspired platter on weeknights.

The decade-old Thousand Oaks candy maker is opening a bigger storefront near the food court, complete with a kitchen-island checkout counter.

The San Fernando Valley roaster wants a ranch-and-beach vibe for its Ventura County debut downtown.

BROT plans a bigger sister shop to its Hollywood location, with sandwiches running $10.45 to $11.45. No opening date is set yet.

In Pacific Palisades, the French Laundry alum's new spot replaces Hank's, the restaurant Rick Caruso named for his father.

Hollywood’s retro nightlife favorite is temporarily closed after county inspectors found a vermin infestation. The bar must fix the violations and pass a follow-up inspection before reopening.

Double Chicken Please is bringing six food-inspired cocktails to Ardor in West Hollywood for two nights only. Walk-in bar seats and dinner reservations will be available.

Long Beach’s new home-restaurant rules helped launch Steak Freaks, but the backyard steakhouse hit its limits almost immediately.

Soma Suisan has closed its West Hollywood location and is planning a move to Ovation Hollywood. The tuna-focused restaurant has not announced an opening date.

Villa’s Tacos, the Bad Bunny-featured Los Angeles taqueria, is opening its first Las Vegas location at Durango on Aug. 15.

Hu's Szechwan, a Palms institution since 1977, is facing an October shutdown as it searches for a new Westside home.

Feisty Fish Poke is moving from a roaming food truck to a daily West LA destination, with free samples and a DJ planned for its opening.