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This former pop-up, which ran for several years as a lunch residency at Downtown’s Mignon, landed a brick-and-mortar location with generous outdoor seating in West Adams in 2021. Pasta preparations include spaghetti topped with a generous dollop of burrata and golden slabs of Santa Barbara sea urchin, as well as linguini bathed in sweet corn carbonara.
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From the restaurant’s signature lemon cream pasta to ones made with sea urchin — this is a true pasta haven. The fried basil-topped lasagna is notable as well. Top Chef’s Jackson Kalb brings a plethora of East Coast Italian seafood to the main San Vicente Boulevard strip.
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She says it’s great on pasta or anything else you’d use with pesto. Mother’s Day is May 12, and area restaurants will set the table with their best to impress the mom in your life. Special hours and menus for brunch and dinner are available at these nearby restaurants and resorts for the day.
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The perfect meal at chef Chad Colby’s Antico Nuovo begins with a piping hot focaccia, followed by all the pastas a party can handle. The half-dozen or so varieties change with the season and the chef’s whims. The delicate rabbit-filled parcels (plin dell’ alta langa) are not to be missed, along with the classic pappardelle with beef cheek and veal tongue ragu. Snag a seat along the open kitchen for a front-row view of all the magic.
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A children’s brunch ($17) and a la carte dinner options are available all day. For reservations and the full menu, visit thecapitalgrille.com. Ristorante Bartolotta dal 1993 will serve a three-course brunch menu from 10 a.m. For $55 per person, and a four-course dinner menu from 2 p.m. Entrees include penne pasta with sauteed shrimp, pan-roasted chicken breast, a seared filet of beef with scrambled eggs, and hand-twisted pasta with classic Ligurian pesto. The Arts Hotel offers a Mother’s Day brunch from 9 a.m.
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Whenever possible The Pasta House Co. is happy to help non-profit groups and their fundraising efforts in communities surrounding our restaurants. Because we are located in over 25 communities, many requests are received each week. We ask that you provide us with 4-6 weeks advance notice for planning purposes. Wrapping the corner of 7th and S Flower St with the largest street level patio downtown Los Angeles, this space features a theatre kitchen, a stunning stone bartop and a custom wine wall in the lounge. The dining room showcases a large commissioned art piece by Los Angeles local, America Martin, an interior willow tree that provides an oasis within the city.
While the linguine alle vongole and the squid ink prawn scampi are sure to please, it’s the whole lobster fettuccini for two that everyone’s talking about. Chef Matt Molina’s Hippo in Highland Park continues to draw crowds hungry for a California take on handmade pasta, large-format proteins, and plenty of cocktails. The patio is especially fetching this time of year, and so is the corn-stuffed agnolotti — get it if it’s on the menu. “Meatballs don’t always have to be meat,” writes Paola Briseño-Gonzalez in her latest story for L.A. Then she gives us a recipe she developed for brothy shrimp meatballs with Sungold tomatoes.
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And Cafe Hollander locations will be offering a brie tomato bacon Benedict, served with breakfast potatoes. At Cafe Benelux, Centraal Grand Café & Tappery, and Cafe Hollander locations. Reservations can be made by calling each restaurant directly, or booking online at lowlandsgroup.com. The restaurant group will offer a brunch buffet, a three-course brunch and dinner menus at select locations. Guests may view full menus and make reservations online for all locations at bartolottas.com. Bacchus will serve a three-course menu from 10 a.m.
The Buckatabon Tavern & Supper Club special is lemon poppyseed pancakes topped with blueberries. Centraal Grand Cafe & Tappery will feature a veggie quiche and romaine herb salad. Cafe Benelux will be serving a crab and avocado omelette with breakfast potatoes.
Enjoy chef-prepared brunch specials from 10 a.m. Served with freshly baked blueberry bread. The menu includes lobster frittata with butter poached lobster tails ($50), a 14-ounce bone-in, dry-aged NY strip and eggs ($50), and an 8-ounce center cut filet mignon with white cheddar hash browns ($47). New this year is crab cake Benedict with truffle hollandaise ($47). Add a glass of mimosa or champagne, or select a bottle from the full wine list.
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