La Reina's rolled chips mark the brand's first products under its own name in decades, drawing on street-vendor flavors.

Free challenge at two LA spots lets eaters earn merch and a backdrop selfie if they survive the heat.

La Feria de los Moles hits Grand Park Sunday with free entry, Michoacán cooks and mole-flavored ice cream from a DACA-recipient vendor.

Beverly Cañon Gardens hosts a $350 ticketed feast benefiting hungry California kids.

Nearly two dozen L.A. food vendors served inside ComplexCon's 10th anniversary, with Marathon Burger drawing some of the longest lines of the weekend.

Pank RiNo swapped a former dispensary's walls for sand-colored floors and Aruba-inspired water effects at 3100 Blake Street.

The South Bay now has NY-style pies at 3720 Sepulveda Blvd., with free slices and tote bags kicking off the launch.

The new social dining concept takes over the old Café Roma corner at Felicity Street this fall.

Happy Ice founder Lemeir Mitchell turned a 52nd Street upbringing into a Juneteenth debut at Disneyland.

More than 25 restaurants pour into Santa Monica Pier Sunday for oyster slurping contests and a yacht rock party benefiting Heal the Bay.

The cream-capped Matcha Duo spot has landed next to the Little Tokyo/Arts District Metro stop, giving fans a closer fix.

The city's only craft production brewery moved its 12th birthday party so fans can watch the Dodgers instead.

The Front Porch pairs coffee and cinnamon rolls with upstairs healthcare in the old Coffee Bean spot.