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Snow, snow, snow, snow, snow!

Casey Russell · November 30, 2023

Real snow on Larchmont this month; skiing is nearby; festive shops old and new; adio Le Petit Greek Larchmont Village will be getting in the spirit of Michael Curtiz’s 1954 […]

Enjoy ‘Taste’ of Boulevard Mon., Sept. 18

Suzan Filipek · August 31, 2023

HopeNet food pantries’ 31st benefit Enjoy the end of summer while sampling sushi, dining on pizza and savoring bakery treats at HopeNet’s 31st annual Taste of Larchmont on Mon., Sept. […]

Dining Al Fresco, a life saver with planters and umbrellas

Billy Taylor · September 2, 2020

Local restaurants are facing hardships as a result of the pandemic, in part because indoor dining is currently prohibited locally. To help, the City of Los Angeles launched a program […]

Restaurants find ways to serve

Chronicle Staff · April 29, 2020

When coronavirus restrictions were implemented, Carol Holtiwanger moved her sidewalk popup Calabama into her fourth floor East LA apartment for maximum social distancing. Prepaid breakfast sammies are lowered in a […]

Pawnshop closing after 40 years, Café Parisien after eight months

Suzan Filipek · August 29, 2019

After 40 years at Brothers Collateral Loans, Rudy and Ernest Gintel are closing up shop by the end of the year. “There’s a beginning and an end to everything,” mused […]

Larchmont’s oldest restaurant location still going strong

Guest · November 1, 2018

Running on 36 years, Chan Dara has witnessed over three decades of Larchmont’s transformations, making it the longest-lived restaurant on the boulevard. Bhasuwongse (“Vavy”) and Sukhum (“Ken”) Kittivech opened the […]

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