Local Wine Is Having a Moment in the Santa Clarita Valley
After decades of fits and starts, Old Town Newhall finds itself at the crux of Western culture, suburban nightlife, and fine wine. Can it last?
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After decades of fits and starts, Old Town Newhall finds itself at the crux of Western culture, suburban nightlife, and fine wine. Can it last?
Hosting a party is one of the best ways to welcome in the summer. For Santa Clarita natives, the winter isn’t nearly as limiting in terms of activities as it is in other states like Colorado or New York.
Quesabirria tacos rojos, Korean street corndogs, Diavola pizzas, vegan churros. These 11 spots are the cream of the SCV crop.
Just like everywhere else in America, it’s been hard for restaurants large and small in the Santa Clarita Valley to survive the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Newhall Refinery and King Kogy, once acclaimed as among the valley’s best places to dine, both closed within months of the first statewide lockdown orders last spring. Even supposedly invincible franchises like Round Table Pizza, PizzaRev, and Coco’s in nearby Valencia and Canyon Country have shuttered, at first temporarily, before quietly fading into oblivion. The legendary Saugus Cafe, the oldest restaurant in LA and a belove...