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• Cool Food Events and Pop-Ups to Check Out This Week in Los Angeles: April 26
• Canter’s Restaurant, Bakery, Deli and Bar, North Fairfax Avenue
• Haight-Ashbury & the Summer of Love in 1967 set the scene for a cultural revolution
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Breakfast can take place at a Hong Kong-style cafe or a dim sum hall in the San Gabriel Valley. Not to mention the plethora of family-owned neighborhood doughnut shops and a popular bagel spot that boasts a winding line daily. Lunch options are just as varied, with pizza and sandwich options aplenty, but head to a rooftop or inviting patio to soak in the midday sunshine.

Cool Food Events and Pop-Ups to Check Out This Week in Los Angeles: April 26

“This is probably the best burger I’ve had,” says my friend after taking one bite. While I would agree that it’s probably one of the best burgers on Kauai, it’s not the best I’ve had in Hawaii. But for diners looking for comfort food in the form of a burger, you really can’t go wrong by ordering it because it’s satisfying nonetheless. It’s a little after sunset, and I had thought evening at The Shops at Kukuiula would be the same quiet shopping center as day. I’d traveled from the urban confines of Honolulu to Kauai, the western island in our chain, to visit a new restaurant hiding in plain sight within a resort shopping center on the south side of the Garden Island. Though it wasn’t a German beer hall when it was first opened in 1959 by Ted Mandekic and Edward Pagliano, it quickly changed formats in 1963 to what you see today.

Canter’s Restaurant, Bakery, Deli and Bar, North Fairfax Avenue

A company about three quarters of a mile below us have just finished turning the river, and they are now getting out from six to ten pounds of gold per day, but the expenses attending an undertaking of this kind are very great. There is a New York company turning the river at this bar, and when they get their dam finished, I have no doubt they will make a large amount of money. The gold is most abundant in the beds of the river, and when companies succeed in turning the stream, they almost always make fortunes. The place where we now work is called the “Oregon Bar,” from the fact that Oregon miners first found and worked on it. Some days yield much better than others; but none of them yield as abundantly as we expected.

Haight-Ashbury & the Summer of Love in 1967 set the scene for a cultural revolution

The best spots in town boast daytime shade, evening warmth, and all-day vibes. It’s incredible to see how LA’s unique pizza culture has developed over the decades. It likely started in the early ’80s with Wolfgang Puck’s innovative smoked salmon pizza at Spago.

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Even so, there is something for everyone including the breezy French bar Coucou, the iconic Hinano Cafe, or Panamian hot spot, Si! From old-school spots in Inglewood, Compton, and Lynwood to newer restaurants in View Park-Windsor Hills, and everything in between, it’s possible to dine well on dozens of different cuisines within these vibrant communities. Meander through long boulevards and land at major sports destinations like BMO Stadium to the east and SoFi Stadium to the west toward LAX. In between, go for the stacked burgers at Hawkin’s, the rib-sticking soul food at one of two locations of Dulan’s, and the crispy escovitch fish at Country Style Jamaican. Famous for its iconic pier and walkable Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica has something for everyone when it comes to restaurants. While there are plenty of tourist traps to watch out for and many places that don’t necessarily stand out, the city is chock-full of hidden gems and noteworthy destinations, too.

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From bold Sri Lankan flavors at Baja Subs to homey Indonesian cooking at Medan Kitchen and flaky, buttery pastries at Borekas, dining well without having to break the bank is one of LA’s specialties. Eater publishes numerous maps to keep restaurant-goers on top of the latest and greatest in LA. Eater editors constantly traverse the city’s tangle of freeways to make sure that these guides are up-to-date and representative of the city’s geographic and cultural breadth.

Though the initial reaction in San Francisco was disbelief, storekeeper Sam Brannan set off a frenzy when he paraded through town displaying a vial of gold obtained from Sutter’s Creek. While Venice may neighbor Santa Monica, it has its own slate of impressive restaurants to offer. The neighborhood has undergone dramatic changes in the last few decades, transforming from a community for artists to somewhere that is not cheap to live (or dine) in.

The stew is steaming hot, full of a smorgasbord of flavors, tasty and with just enough spice. It’s a meal I can imagine would have been perfect to eat after a long day working hard in the field—comforting, filling and completely gratifying. I only wish I had saved enough room to finish it off, because everything in it tastes wonderful.

Locals come here to watch soccer and take down giant German pretzels, sizzling schnitzel, loads of sausages, and gallons of beer. The highlight of this red-sauce spot is their singing waiters and waitresses who belt out Italian tunes between taking your order. For their best dishes, check out Aunt Angie’s Original Lasagna or the Miceli’s Special Pizza with pepperoni, sausage, meatball, salami, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers.

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“As he drew forth the yellow lumps from his pockets, and passed them around among the eager crowd, the doubts, which had lingered till now, fled. All admitted they were gold, except one old man, who still persisted they were some Yankee invention, got up to reconcile the people to the change of flag. The excitement produced was intense, and many were soon busy in their hasty preparations for a departure to the mines. In 1848, Mr Sutter built a saw-mill on the south fork of the American River. Those seeking a dining experience reminiscent of the early 20th century certainly won’t be disappointed by Pacific Dining Car. The elegant steakhouse, modeled after a classic railway dining car, has served filet mignons since 1921.

Gold- seekers came from Mexico and the western coast of South America when reports of the discovery reached those countries, and among them many lawless adventurers were the first to hasten to the mines. But the discovery awakened the widest interest in the United States, from which an immense emigration speedily commenced and continued for years. “But now he took rooms and began to branch out; he had the best horses, the richest viands, and the choicest wines in the place. He never drank himself; but it filled him with delight to brim the sparkling goblet for others. In his journal of “Three Years in California,” he gives an amusing account of the reception of the news of the discovery and its effects on the population. The Rev. Walter Colton, a chaplain in the United States Navy, at that time held the office of alcalde, or mayor, of Monterey, having been elected by the people of the town some time after its capture by the American squadron.

Las Vegas, a year-round destination for Southern California residents with its extraordinary culinary scene, is a short one-hour flight away or a four-to-six-hour road trip through the Mojave desert. Chao Krung consistently serves some of the best Thai food in Fairfax District, while Jitlada in Thai Town retains the title of most revered Southern Thai specialist. Check out At Siam night market on the weekends in Hollywood for one of the coolest street food scenes in LA. The Apple Pan serves an iconic version, while For the Win has drawn smash burger fans to its Hollywood and Downtown outlets. The Father’s Office burger could be considered the first-ever “gourmet” burger, a French onion-soup-inspired creation using dry-aged ground beef, blue cheese, caramelized onions, and arugula in a sandwich bun.

In late 1849, California applied to enter the Union with a constitution that barred the Southern system of racial slavery, provoking a crisis in Congress between proponents of slavery and anti-slavery politicians. Sutter, in fact, had enslaved hundreds of Native Americans and used them as a free source of labor and makeshift militia to defend his territory and expand his empire. On January 24, 1848, James Wilson Marshall, a carpenter originally from New Jersey, found flakes of gold in the American River at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Coloma, California. Los Angeles’s tremendous Chinese food scene keeps getting better, with upscale places like Array 36 and Bistro Na’s serving some of the highest-end Chinese food in the U.S.

At the time, the population of the territory consisted of 6,500 Californios (people of Spanish or Mexican descent); 700 foreigners (primarily Americans); and 150,000 Native Americans (barely half the number that had been there when Spanish settlers arrived in 1769). The South Bay is a massive area incorporating Torrance, Gardena, Carson, Redondo Beach, El Segundo, Hawthorne, Manhattan Beach, San Pedro, and Lomita, among other municipalities. The part of town features beachy vibes and culturally diversity with wide swaths of pure suburbia. Formerly home to three Japanese car companies, the area still hosts a bevy of excellent Japanese restaurants, as well as excellent Korean, Brazilian, and Hawaiian food. Post, izakaya skewers and noodles at Otafuku, or moles and mezcal cocktails at Madre. Since the opening of Church & State more than a decade ago, Downtown’s Arts District has undergone an incredible transformation.