La Jolla Business Roundup: Coffee roaster and Cuban food join local eateries
La Jolla’s food scene is continuing to change, with offerings inspired by everywhere from Cuba to France.
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La Jolla’s food scene is continuing to change, with offerings inspired by everywhere from Cuba to France.
Two much-anticipated businesses opened in recent weeks in La Jolla: the Flower Pot Cafe and Bakery in The Village and Paradisaea restaurant in Bird Rock.
Ajay Thakore accuses American Pizza Manufacturing owner Andrew Melone of rewarding a parking ticket, while Melone seeks punitive damages against Thakore.
Pannikin La Jolla may be gone, but its former owners have replanted roughly two blocks away while a new cafe, Il Giardino di Lilli (Italian for “Lilli’s Garden”), prepares to take root at its former home.
It's the end of Pannikin as La Jollans have known it for decades, as the venerable cafe ended its stay at 7467 Girard Ave. on April 24.