Showing posts with label Studio City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Studio City. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Restaurant Review #134: The Great Greek, Studio City
The Great Greek is known for its festive ambience--at dinnertime, live music and dancing energize the place. But if quiet and calm is more your speed, visiting The Great Greek at lunchtime is the way to go. Either way, you'll hear "Opa!" over and over.
The menu features everything you'd expect to find at a Greek restaurant--hummus, pita, dolmas, schwarmas, and more--plus a few things you might
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Greek,
Studio City
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Restaurant Review #66: Panera Bread
Asiago bagelFirst, a confession: I used to work here. That means you get both my former employee bias and my former employee inside scoop.Working at Panera was one of the best jobs I ever had, and one of the most fun. At the end of the day, the employees get to take home whatever baked goodies are left over, as well as any panini. There are no preservatives in the baked goods, so they don't last
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American,
lunch,
Santa Monica,
Studio City
Monday, August 1, 2005
Restaurant Review #41: Marrakesh, Studio City
Dining room
I went to Marrakesh on a word-of-mouth recommendation and because I was in the Valley. I had no idea what to expect, and was pleasantly surprised over and over again throughout my meal.
When we arrived around 6:00 on a Sunday, the restaurant was pretty empty, and it wasn't until about 8:00 when we left that a respectable number of tables were filled. I couldn't see the whole
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Studio City
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