A solid political/religious/military fantasy with good characters and excellent world building…
Can every course feature Uni? Kali Dining proves that the spiky echinoderm sure can deliver the goods…
A long hedonistic night! First some epic Spanish with lots of wine. Then off for even more grape goodies afterward…
OMG, someone finally ripped off Van Helsing! Hansel & Gretel takes bad to new lows, blending poisonous styles in a foul and bizarre cauldron…
The Hedonists go for the Goat-so at Tar and Roses, tossing back incredible wines and chowing down on some slow cooked roast goat…
This Canadian SciFi clone thriller puts one actress in about seven roles, but it really works…
Back to the SGV for some incredible Shanghai-style dim sum. Yum! Yum!
This fan “tribute” to Game of Thrones is well: offensive, awesome, funny, and well… kinda true.
Far east in LA for far eastern food. Sure the drive took over two hours with traffic, but it was worth it…
The Americans is Homeland 1981. And given how fantastic Homeland is, that’s a pretty darn good recommendation…
This is a very fun little fan animation starring Crash. It’s very much in the spirit of the little orange guy and his Looney Tunes roots…
The Hedonists ride east to the SGV again, this time for some pickled pigs feet, duck necks, and a giant fish head smothered in chilies…
For you wine geeks out there I have consolidated various Burgundy vintage scores from the web into a single chart…
Just sixteen wines and seventeen courses of food! Plus some of the grapes were older than I am…
Netflix’s latest show uses very deft and effective dramatic technic to make top notch television: building character first. Imagine that!
Another week, another epic Hedonist dinner. This time on the Malibu cost with a bevy of great food, people, and wine…
A tasting menu at what some people consider England’s finest restaurant, the 2 Michelin Star home of chef Raymond Blanc…
My wife and I return to one of Santa Monica’s best pizzerias for some more tossed dough balls…
The Foodie Club tackles one of LA’s top traditional sushi joints. Mori even makes its own tofu and soy sauce! Plus, four of us killed 7 bottles of Burgundy!
Joe’s in Venice has long been a top Westside brunch spot, offering great food, good value, and a lovely setting…
