This May, the Los Angeles Times’ annual Food Bowl is back for a third year, with hundreds of events happening throughout Los Angeles and Orange County. Here's what you can expect:
A full day/evening of Champagne with multiple events happening around Los Angeles including a walkaround Champagne tasting, a bubbly brunch with Nancy Silverton, and a gala dinner with Silverton, Suzanne Tracht and Dominique Crenn at Jar. Ticket prices range from $125 to $2,500.KCET and Tastemade will host a free screening of Roy Choi’s new show “Broken Bread” at the Wiltern. The evening will also include a Q&A panel with the Kogi BBQ founder and an after-party with DJ Dan the Automator.
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