Who knew skating on thin ice could be so fun? Now that the holiday season is in full swing, it’s time to get out, strap on a pair and have a good time. (Kinda sounds naughty … and nice, doesn’t it?)
Happy New Year! The countdown has begun yet the question remains: Where will you spend your final moments of 2010? Check out these top 7 spots for ringing in the next decade in style and with a smile.
Food & Fun Expert Mar Yvette features Christmas day dining & entertainment options including Broadway Holiday, Simon LA, Kitchen 24, Ocean & Vine, and Boho on the Good Day LA show (12/22/2010).
Deck the halls with lots of boozing … in fa la la la La La Land. Looking for a cool holiday cocktail to warm you up this season? Look no further than our list for drinks that will truly get you into the holiday spirits.
You bought presents for everyone else. Now it’s time to treat yourself with a yummy meal you won’t have to clean up afterward. Sure, there are hundreds of restaurants around LA that are open on Christmas Day (which admittedly sucks for those who are working) but we’re highlighting some of our favorites.
Food & Fun Expert Mar Yvette features Miss Dakota Burlesque, Vu Restaurant, The Griddle Cafe, Casa Del Mar, Catch Restaurant, and the Leftover Cuties on the Good Day LA show (12/09/2010).
A (dining) room with a vu? Oh, yes. Opened on December 1, 2010, Vu (pronounced “view”) is hoping to give Marina Del Rey a much-needed dose of delicious fine(r) dining. The spacious restaurant–located at the newly transformed Jamaica Bay Inn that’s thisclose to the water–has introduced chef Kyle Schutte to LA.
Mar Yvette features The Nutcracker Swings by the City Ballet of LA, Oliverio at the Avalon Hotel, Tuesday Night Fashion at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, and Chanukah Electronica with Naked Rythm on the Good Day LA show (12/02/2010).