As a food city, it can sometimes seem overwhelming knowing where to dine next in Pasadena. It can also start making a serious dent in your budget. Luckily, more than a couple of the best eating establishments around town have created some special deals to help make eating out a little easier on your wallet. And to make it easy for you to find these deals, the Old Pasadena website has a list of the Continue Reading
Aussie Meat District Restaurant to open in Pasadena?
Eater is reporting that Meat District will soon occupy the space formerly occupied by the Cuban-flavored Xiomara restaurant. Due to open sometime in the next month, the place is reportedly called Meat District and is the work of Platinum Restaurant Group. Based in Australia, Meat District will be the group’s first outfit in Los Angeles. They already have over 10 eateries down under and seem to Continue Reading
Some of Pasadena’s Oldest Restaurants and Bars
Pasadena is one of Los Angeles County’s oldest cities, originally incorporated in 1886. Since then, it has gained something of a reputation as a cultural epicenter and more recently has definitely come into being as a foodie destination. With that long history in mind, here’s a look at some of the oldest restaurants and bars in the city. Mijares Mexican Restaurant Mijares Mexican Restaurant Continue Reading
Punch Bar: A Speakeasy in Pasadena
The new Picnik restaurant is continuing to expand in the space formerly occupied by 168 restaurant (and Villa Sorriso before that). Now, in addition to a sausage pub, brunch restaurant and coffee station, there’s a cleverly concealed speakeasy, Punch Bar. Punch Bar is located behind a cute little door with an ornate punch bowl design. Ring the bell and step back into time, into a world filled Continue Reading
Brunch at Ktchn
The new Picnik space, in what used to be 168, is now serving more than just sausages. The renovated space is now home to three separate yet combined facilities, including the recently opened Ktchn. Felix Barron(photo above) started Ktchn in his downtown LA loft and has expanded his reach to include brunch at The Gorbals and is now in its own little nook in Pasadena. Like his other versions, the Continue Reading
Pasadena Restaurant Week Coming to Town.
Pasadena Restaurant Week is coming back to town with almost 40 participating restaurants, April 27-May 2. Take a break from eating in and make plans to dine out at some of the city’s best known eating establishments. Sponsored by the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, Pasadena Restaurant Week is a great way to try some new dishes and get deals at your favorite restaurants or try a new place without Continue Reading
The Best Caffeine Fixes Around Town Pasadena.
Lucky for locals, Pasadena offers more than just chain coffee shops. From cold brews to chocolatey creations, here are just a few of the smaller coffee shops where you can find a great cup of joe. Zona Rosa Caffe Zona Rosa Caffe is getting ready to celebrate 20 years of serving Pasadena and the organic coffee roasters have also opened a second location in the new Pickik courtyard. Zona Rosa Continue Reading
Endless Options at BAD Sushi.
BAD Sushi isn’t what it sounds like. It actually stands for Best and Delicious, which may explain why the Holly Street Old Town Pasadena location is the third to open. Not for sushi purists by any means, there are endless options to choose from. Located on Holly Street across from the Tibet-Nepal House, BAD Sushi is slightly away from the main hustle and bustle on Colorado Boulevard. BAD Sushi Continue Reading
Look Out for New Flavors in Town.
This month brings new restaurants and spicy new flavors to town. Aro Latin, from the masterminds of Radhika Modern Indian in South Pasadena has opened, as has Picnik, a spot for sausage and beer. Located nearby their other restaurant on Mission Street in South Pasadena, Karan and Candy Garcia Raina of Radhika have opened Aro Latin, with the flavors of Latin America. Fans of Radhika know they Continue Reading
Northern Italy Comes to Pasadena with Union.
Bruce Kalman, the chef that was once known for Urbano Pizza Bar and The Churchill, is bringing some New World meets Old World taste to Old Town Pasadena when Union opens this week. The Northern Italian/Californian 50-seat market driven eatery is opening next to Pop Champagne Bar on E. Union Street. The restaurant will serve dinner first, with lunch and breakfast service planned down the road, Continue Reading
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