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Think of Park Avenue's antelope as beef with a personal trainer-which translates to an ultra-lean cleanliness on the palate. If it were alive, it'd be eating the "fresh clipped" salad of beet leaves, red oak, arugula and mizuna, which comes from Park Avenue's on-site garden. That dish may also be the only time the phrase "garden salad" can be taken literally.
Date night. Everyone looks forward to a date except the person who has to plan it, and it's even worse when it's a first date or blind date. It has to be normal--not everyone loves loncheras, for reas... More »
When we initially began compiling our list, it appeared relatively easy. But when we got to talking to others about their love of all things pizza, pasta and marinara, there were so many more places t... More »
The Place: Park Avenue, 11200 Beach Blvd., Stanton; (714) 901-4400.The Hours: 4-6 p.m., Monday through Friday.The Deal: $4 well drinks, beer and wine specials, half-price appetizers. The Scene: Park A... More »
It used to be kind of a rule: Whenever you reviewed Park Avenue, you needed to talk about the seedy-looking motel across the street. And all the other motor lodges, trailer parks and liquor stores, bristling with metal bars, that you passed on... More »
Why would a Beverly Hills celebrity chef—named one of the country's Top 12 two years ago by the Fine Dining Awards—leave it all for Stanton? "That seems to be what everybody wants to know," David Slay says with a laugh. Formerly of Beverly Hills'... More »
Wear something light, something apropos for a summer's evening, because you will be eating outside in the garden, close enough that you can lick dew off a ripening tomato, pluck a sprig of mint from the ground and get buzzed by the occasional June bug. Take the name of the place literally; it's actually the garage on the property of David Slay's Park Avenue. An ancient tractor is parked to one side. Tables covered in red-checkered cloths are staggered in what was once a working shed. At... More »
Park Avenue is Mad Men brought to life: satellite chandeliers, faux-stone walls, pictures of celebs in a bar where the Old-Fashioned isn't an adjective but an intoxicating noun, and a menu in which early-1960s-Americana grub rules. But chef/owner David Slay has improved on his restaurant over the past couple of years, adding a lawn for receptions and an ever-growing garden from which he picks most of the veggies for his salads and sides. Expect those offerings to increase as the planters... More »
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