Dining

A hearty turkey ball, red pozole, and the “Yellow Snow” funnel cake are on the 2023 fa-la-line-up.

Stop by La Monarca Bakery and pick up the pastries for your ofrenda.

Visit the legendary Mexican restaurants on Oct. 24 to savor the spirited milestone.

The Beverly Hills bash is all about chicken-centered meals and the inspired chefs who create them.

Both events are complimentary, but be sure to book your spot at the block party.

Fun fungi festivities, including the popular Mushroom, Whiskey & Wine Train, are sprouting around the spectacular region.

We’ll take one Cinema Slasher Funnel Cake, please.

Three Roots Mexican Cocina, Cerveza Cito, and Loaded Cafe will all be at the MainPlace snack-tacular.

Oh yes, it is way more than a week: Enjoy prix fixe menu specials at new eateries, old favorites, and luxe locations.

The 2023 foods and drinks are taking their clever cues from the haunted houses around Universal Studios Hollywood.

The foodie gathering will boast several tempting meals and pursuits, including the chance to try a dozen delectable olive oils.

Chow down on a pair of flapjacks during the sweet Sept. 26 celebration.

Make for Paramount Pictures for the piquant pleasures of this gustatory favorite.

The fountain will be open for 80-cent mini sundaes during the flavorful festivities, which are all about reveling in eight appetizing decades.

Honor the Jewish New Year with an evening at A.O.C., Akasha, or another Southern California gem.

The 2009 Disney animated feature “The Princess & the Frog” inspired the new quick-service eatery.

The foodie celebration, hosted by the Italian American Museum of Los Angeles, will take place in a pop-up piazza outside the Pico House.

The Winery Restaurant & Wine Bar is celebrating the spicy crop with eats, sips, and a convivial spirit.

The New Orleans Square eatery, inspired by the animated film “The Princess & the Frog,” opens in September.

We’ll have two orders of Garlic Fries, please and thank you.