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Clark Street Bread is now open at Grand Central Market. Which is delightful news on its own. Then you realize they have a roast pork sandwich on Danish rye infused with Redemption rye whiskey, plus whiskey-infused pickles and mustard. And the gravity of the situation really sinks in.
It’s hard to find good biryani, that illustrious South Asian rice dish, in this town. Well, discounting the eight different varieties served every Thursday at Spice Affair with ingredients like shrimp, goat, eggs and halibut. Other than that, so hard.
It’s a venerable battle of American-made motorcycles about to be played out in the Petersen’s new exhibit of classic bikes. And you can see it first on Thursday with Icelandic beer, DJs and a Q&A at the opening reception. At least the nation agrees that beer is good.
Saturday. You’re on the Santa Monica Pier, thinking things look pretty different. To begin, there’s Odd Market hanging out with 75 pop-ups slinging food and vintage art, music and clothes. Or maybe it’s something with the light.
Yamashiro is a great place to wind down an evening. Especially since it has this new late-night happy hour in its lounge where comestibles like pork spring rolls, truffle hamachi sushi and mai tais will only be seven bucks. The super-dramatic emperor’s castle vibe also helps. Some.
