Archive for the 'Dessert' Category
La Provence Patisserie & Cafe
1 Comment Published by foodette October 17th, 2009 in Bakery, Breakfast, Brentwood, Brunch, Cafes, Cupcakes, Dessert, French, Los Angeles, Restaurant Openings, Restaurant Reviews, West LA.Finally, after over two years of waiting, I can report that La Provence Patisserie & Cafe has opened its doors in Brentwood. The husband was actually the first one to notice as he was driving by - the balloons were out and the signs were up. I was very excited - I have been waiting [...]
Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop and Caffe
0 Comments Published by foodette August 2nd, 2009 in Dessert, Restaurant Reviews, San Francisco.If you get a chance to go to San Francisco, please make sure to make a quick stop at Ghirardelli Square and get one of these:
The fudge is made from melted Ghirardelli chocolate. Yes, it’s an $8 sundae, but I don’t care. It was amazing.
And, you can pick up some delicious presents for all of [...]
Mortensen’s Danish Bakery
2 Comments Published by foodette June 21st, 2009 in Bakery, Breakfast, Brunch, Cafes, Danish, Dessert, Restaurant Reviews, Solvang.The husband and I just got back from a whirlwind trip up California - we stopped in Solvang, San Francisco, and Sonoma. We ate tons of good food, and had a couple of disappointments, food-wise, as well. Mostly, it was all good. One of our favorite bites was also our first: a cream cheese Danish [...]
Bar Food
1 Comment Published by foodette June 15th, 2009 in American, Bars and Clubs, Dessert, Los Angeles, Lounges, West LA.It wasn’t too long ago that I was posting about a great new fusion sushi restaurant called Zu Robata. However, as time went by, Zu Robata wasn’t garnering much of a client base. The husband and I often found this overlooked space empty at key hours, and that was before the recession. The restaurant tried [...]
The Second Pinkberry DID close!
3 Comments Published by foodette February 25th, 2009 in Brentwood, Dessert, Los Angeles.It took over a year, but the rumor that the Pinkberry at Barrington Court would close turned out to be true. And I have the picture to prove it:
Yes that is where the late Pinkberry once stood. Is it another casualty of the economy? Simply a case of over doing a fadmach zehnder [...]

