Augustine Wine Bar News Today

One development group is transforming the neighborhood near Western and Melrose avenues into a food and cultural hub

View art by Mister Cartoon. Attend Abel Ferrara's "Flyz Concert" and screening of The Addiction. Immerse yourself in Asteroid City. Watch a multisensory retelling of Euripides' tragedy Medea.

Plus, a love letter to Hainan chicken, lunch is served at Gunsmoke, and more

Plus, the LA Times reviews Kinn, Pizzana’s new DIY pizza kits, and more

Vintage items like this standup piano create a quaint, intimate setting at Augustine Wine Bar in Sherman Oaks. (Photo courtesy of the restaurant) There aren’t many places in Sherman Oaks—or anywhere in Los Angeles—where you can stumble in and order a glass of Domaine Weinbach Gewurztraminer from 1994, followed by a glass of 1967 Grand

Popular Valley restaurant Sushi Note is adding a new 12-seat omakase-only counter to Beverly Hills this spring

A veteran stunt performer's anecdote is part of a series on Hollywood careers, but it also helps L.A. appreciate its favorite industry.

Beginning October 7, everyone who enters a bar, wine bar, brewery, lounge, or nightclub in LA County will be required to show proof of at least one COVID-19 shot. Full vaccination will be required by November 4.

Print Among the many complications the last year has wrought upon L.A.’s bar and dining scene, there is one that is both new and somewhat unprecedented: the delayed celebration. Coronavirus shutdowns and public health fears resulted in the deferral of countless birthdays, anniversaries and other assorted joyful observances. But with the city’s dining rooms reopened (albeit with limits), and a full return to capacity service scheduled for June 15, Angelenos are making up for lost time. And ...