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Plus, an L.A. burger institution expands this week, a peek inside the city's newest LGBTQ bar, an iconic deli shutters, and more.

The relaxed Lingua Franca from the Wax Paper duo is now open with views of the river and its wildlife

Rainbow, hippie, avocado, California — in Los Angeles, these sprout-stuffed creations will never grow old.

<strong>Other lives: </strong>Actor who started in film and ended as an extra in opera and ballet productions in Covent Garden

Vegetarian sandwiches can be disappointing, especially when ordered from a meat-centric establishment. Too often, the default is a single oily

Chefs share their advice for building vegetarian sandwiches that are actually exciting

Sandwich shop owner Lauren Lemos relied on delivery apps during the pandemic but no longer wants to pay a 30% fee.

On today’s episode, Eli welcomes Lauren and Peter Lemos, owners of Wax Paper in LA. With over 30 years of hospitality experience between them, they launched their restaurant in 2015 on a shoestring budget in a shoebox-sized space. Now with two locations of Wax Paper Co., a growing team, and a new restaurant concept called Lingua Franca on the way, Lauren and Peter sat down to share their story of opening a restaurant and truly figuring it all out along the way.

Wanda Clark, who purchased the home in 1995, said the trouble began 10 years ago when a contractor began building an addition and then left mid-job

Wanda Clark says a contractor took off with her money before renovating her home. Years later, the house remains unfinished, city fines have piled up and the courts want to sell it.