I am looking for some Turkey Eggs in for a recipe and was wondering if any one has ever purchased them in the LA area. I would love to find a local source. Thanks!

Maybe I missed it, but I don't think anyone mentioned Hugo's. Two locations (west hollywood and no. hollywood). Great food.

Oh my. I grew up on those. I know exactly what you speak of (those who have not had DUTCH pancakes do not know what they are missing) and have been searching for them with no luck. If you do find them please let me know.

I am desperately looking for an elegant lobster bib. Something that is not plastic and can be worn at a small but upscale dinner for about 10 people. I am open to any suggestions. Thanks!

I am desperately looking for an elegant lobster bib. Something that is not plastic and can be worn at a small but upscale dinner for about 10 people. I am open to any suggestions. Thanks!

I know Le Pain Quotidien has large ones with real whipped cream. They have several locations in LA. http://www.painquotidien.com/

An unlikely source: The Abbey in West Hollywood, amazing fries.

I have to be at a 6 am call and I was designated to bring breakfast munchies, bagels, muffins etc. Does anyone know where I can get something at 5:30 am in or near Hollywood? I would so appreciate it.

Does anyone know when their new location on Highland is opening? They keep pushing it off.

You can look at the link below and scroll through. It lists all certified chefs (not just CMC) and their restaurants.

http://www.acfchefs.org/Content/Onlin...

Or you can call them and find out.
(800) 624-9458.

I hope this helps

Il Cielo in Beverly hills is known to be very romantic and they only take reservations for 2, so it has a nice quiet atmosphere.

Bourgeois Pig on Franklin (a bit east of you near Mayfair Market) is open until 2 am.

How many people are there? The bungalow club in West Hollywood can be really fun, decent food, high energy but not too expensive if every one is paying for themselves. They also have private cabanas.

As a former restaurant manager, I can say that a place that strives for good service will always do their best to accommodate requests, however never promise. If a promise is made and for some reason cannot be granted isn't that worse? Quite often if you speak with a manager (as BenJamin mentioned) they will always do their best, a host just may not care, unfortunately.

Interesting continued feedback. I drive by there every day and it is very tempting on my way home. Do they really deliver? I called on Friday and they told me that they do not, and I live within a mile. I think this might be one of those places that appeals to people differently so I will just have to try myself.

Hugo's on Riverside and Coldwater. The Best!!!

Any ideas on where to have a fantastic New Year's Eve dinner? I am looking for something in the Beverly Hills, West Los Angeles area. Something really nice and special.

The best is what use to be called Espresso mi Cultura on Hollywood just east of Wilton...I think it is called Saber Cultura or something like that.

Try sweetcake in East Holywood...fantastic

www.sweetcake.com

I was so excited to see Pizza Paul on here. I have been a long time fan and think it is one of the best pizza places in LA. Every time I order Paul remembers me distinctly. The pizza is consistantly great!

Il Cielo in Beverly Hills, often mentioned as the most romantic in LA