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0 Restaurants & Bars Gelson's Hatch Chile roasting and tasting events are returning to locations around Southern California in August. Emily Holland , Patch Staff Posted Reply ECHO PARK-SILVER LAKE, CA — Hatch Chile roasting and tasting events are returning to Gelson's stores each Saturday from August 10-31. Hatch Chili Peppers are popular in Southern New Mexico due to their distinct fragrance and unique taste, where the annual Hatch Chile Festival draws thousands of visitors every Labor Day weekend, the Gelson's press release said. Gelson's will provide complimentary roasting for home recipes, and customers can learn about the growing process and get cooking ideas from staff, the press release said. "Gelson's has long been a local advocate for Hatch Chiles, a mildly hot and savory pepper that — when perfectly roasted — yields a uniquely delicious flavor, both spicy and sweet, offering a flavor pop that enhances a range … [Read more...] about Hatch Chile Event Returns To Silver Lake Gelson’s

0 Restaurants & Bars To celebrate National Breakfast Month, we asked Patch readers for their favorite spots. Now, we've got a list of the best in LA County. Emily Holland , Patch Staff Posted Reply ECHO PARK-SILVER LAKE, CA – To celebrate the start of National Breakfast Month on September 1, we wanted to round up the best places to eat the most important meal of the day – but we needed help. Earlier this week, we asked Patch readers to tell us their favorite breakfast and brunch spots in their Patch towns. Now, we've compiled a list of the best breakfast restaurants across Los Angeles County. To be fair, any restaurants in the same city that were tied by votes were all added to the list. Without further ado, here are the best breakfast and brunch restaurants in the county. Happy National Breakfast Month! Agoura Hills: Jinky's Altadena: The Coffee Gallery Beverly Hills: Chaumont … [Read more...] about Here’s The Best Breakfast Place In Echo Park-Silver Lake

0 Restaurants & Bars Here's what's happening this month in the city of Angels. Shaena Engle , Patch Contributing Writer Posted Reply It’s Pride month as well as celebrations for Father’s Day and graduating seniors. Here’s a roundup of events for June in the City of Angels. Pride Celebrations Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills Offers Pride Brunch Buffet On Sunday, June 4, Esterel at Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills will be offering a special Pride Brunch Buffet from 1 to 3pm. The menu includes candy carnitas, fruit pops, chicken and waffles and more, $55 including a welcome mimosa. After brunch, the hotel’s AYA onsite day club will offer a live DJ and drinks. Their Rivera31 bar is also offering a special Pride cocktail, Hey Papi, with El Sativo Reposado Tajin, lemon, agave nectar and cucumber with $1 of each cocktail price donated to the LGBT LA Center. Randy’s Donuts Offers Specials for Pride On … [Read more...] about June Food and Lifestyle News for Los Angeles

Sponsored By 0 Real Estate See what local homes sold in September. Lucy Bennett , Patch Staff Posted Reply Compiled by Judy Gallagher WEST CHESTER: 734 Marshall Dr , West Chester, $153,000, September  6 121 E Barnard St, West Chester,$235,000, September  6 142 W Union St, West Chester,  $248,000, September  20 251 S Franklin St #42, West Chester, $280,064, September 13 217 N Penn St, West Chester, $299,000, September  12 507 William Ebbs Ln 3C, West Chester,$440,000, September  20 442 Dean St, West Chester, $475,000, September  9 750 E Marshall St 406, West Chester, $201,000, September  20 1153 School House Ln, West Chester, $201,000, September  16 1208 Lotus Ln, West Chester, $331,000, September  4 1122 Laurel Dr, West Chester, $335,000, September  10 1100 Edward Ln , West Chester, $343,000, September  5 8 Jefferies Ave, West Chester, $350,000, September  13 1401 … [Read more...] about More Than 75 Homes Sold in West Chester Area in September

0 Community Corner Memorial Day ceremonies and observances took place Monday across the Southland, including in Los Angeles, Whittier, Lomita and Lakewood. City News Service , News Partner Posted Reply LOS ANGELES — The first public event for Memorial Day at the Los Angeles National Cemetery since 2019 was held Monday, with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass among the speakers. Bass recognized the service of fallen military members and discussed how the public can do more to serve veterans in need. "Today is a day to remember all who have served, those who died on the front lines of war and those who died unhoused on our streets after returning home from serving this country," Bass said. "One thing is clear: Our gratitude can never match the sacrifice that they made." The program also included remarks by Maj. Gen. Evan Dertian, the commander of the Air Force Test Center at Edwards Air Force Base, music by the 300th Army Band and … [Read more...] about Southland Honors Nation’s War Dead On Memorial Day

5 Community Corner Check out Patch's annual guide to some of the best markets Illinois has to offer. Eric DeGrechie , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Replies ILLINOIS — Farmers market season is here. Many of the popular community gathering spots began opening earlier this month, with most running weekly right through the fall. According to the Illinois Department of Agriculture, Illinois ranks third in the United States in total number of farmers markets operating. "Farmers' markets serve as integral links between urban, suburban, and rural communities, affording farmers and their consumers the opportunity to interact," the Illinois Department of Agriculture says on its website . "The popularity of farmers' markets continues to rise, as more and more consumers discover the joys of shopping for unique ingredients sold directly from the farm, and the pleasure of buying familiar products in their freshest possible state." … [Read more...] about Fresh, Local Food: Illinois Farmers Market Guide 2023