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Los Angeles barbecue restaurant Holy Cow is closing its location in Culver City on April 27. The closure was announced in an Instagram post on April 22, which reads, “After more than 10 incredible years serving the Culver City community, we’re embarking on a new journey.” Holy Cow’s original Santa Monica location will remain open.
The first Holy Cow location opened in Santa Monica in 2014, followed by an expansion into Culver City in 2015 . The restaurant took over the former Kimukatsu space at Culver Crossroads when it opened in July 2015. Holy Cow is well-regarded within Los Angeles’s barbecue scene for its meats like Carolina pulled pork, Texas brisket, and beef ribs, served alongside wings, burgers, and classic barbecue sides.
Its closure will be felt by Culver City barbecue fans, though the Santa Monica location isn’t too far away. Laidrey expands to Agoura Hills San Fernando Valley coffee shop and roaster Laidrey is opening a new location in Agoura Hills on May 1. At the new shop, owner Gacia Tachejian will serve pastries from Larder and Chaumont , as well as breakfast burritos from Sobuneh alongside the usual lineup of coffee drinks.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month at Be Bright Coffee Los Angeles coffee shop Be Bright is launching a new limited-time menu on May 1 to celebrate the start of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI Month). Look forward to drinks like cà phê trứng, an Americano with egg cream and cocoa powder, a misugaru latte made with Korean roasted mixed grain powder, and a pandan ube latte. José Andrés in conversation Speaking series Live Talks is hosting an event with chef Jose Andres to discuss his new book, Change the Recipe: Because You Can’t Build a Better World Without Breaking Some Eggs, on May 4 at the Aratani Theatre in the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center.
Tickets include a signed copy of the book and can be purchased through Eventbrite . Sign up for our newsletter. Check your inbox for a welcome email.
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