By: Bill Addison, Christina House
On a recent Saturday evening in Santa Monica, under a white tent, the lone server at Lokl Haus Kitchen pop-up hurried over to our table carrying three platters of döner kebab.
Bill Addison is a restaurant critic at the Los Angeles Times. He specializes in food and beverage topics, with a focus on California and Los Angeles, and offers insightful reviews that span various culinary experiences, including influences from Tokyo. Addison's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Sun News Media, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Atlanta Magazine, and Knowledia, and he is a recipient of the 2023 Craig Claiborne Distinguished Restaurant Review Award from the James Beard Foundation.
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Bill Addison's coverage heavily focuses on reviewing restaurants and food-related establishments in Los Angeles. He also covers promotional deals, gift guides, and lifestyle topics related to dining and drinks. If you are a restaurant owner or manager, a chef, or work in the food industry in Los Angeles, reaching out with information about new menu items, unique culinary approaches, special events or promotions could be of interest to him.
Given that his focus is local (Los Angeles), pitches should emphasize how the topic being proposed relates specifically to the LA dining scene. This can include highlighting any unique aspects of the establishment or event that would appeal specifically to Angelenos' tastes and preferences.
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