Why chef Daniel Patterson turned his home into a supper club. Plus, the return of Ray Garcia’s Broken Spanish, mole-inspired Thanksgiving turkey, a cocktailian spirit revival, cheesy recipes for fall, ...

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Daniel Patterson is a James Beard Award-winning chef and restauranteur from California renowned for his modernist aesthetic and innovative use of aromatherapy-inspired essences. His Michelin-starred ...

Eater LA reports that Patterson and his partner in the LA restaurants Locol and Alta Adams, Keith Corbin, plan to open a fine dining destination serving prix-fixe menus named Jaca sometime next year.

, is part of an emerging category of chef-driven cookbooks. The recipes are not necessarily intended for the home cook, but these books capture the voices of the chefs with their philosophies, ...

When chef Daniel Patterson opened Coi (“kwa”) in San Francisco in 2006, his techniques of foraging for wild ingredients and employing aromas in vegetable-forward tasting menus — served in a minimalist ...

Locally, Daniel Patterson is known as the celebrated chef of Coi on Broadway, which SF Weekly restaurant reviewer Meredith Brody liked so much during a visit last year she used the word coup de grace ...

California-Asian bowl concept Sweetfin is celebrating 10 years by unveiling bold new menu items in collaboration with chef Daniel Patterson (of the Bay Area’s previous two-Michelin-starred restaurant ...

Sweetfin — the beloved, chef-driven California-Asian bowl concept — is celebrating 10 years by unveiling a bold new culinary chapter developed in collaboration with two-Michelin-starred chef Daniel ...

Grilled and raw vegetables with green juice made of yerba santa, nopales and lime at Jacaranda restaurant. (Stephanie Breijo / Los Angeles Times) The dining room glows a light violet. The playlist is ...

The dining room glows a light violet. The playlist is a Gen-X dream of Pavement, Smashing Pumpkins and Bjork. The chatter ebbs at a comfortable hum over the delicately tweezer-placed ribbons of sweet ...