
The Times staff went hunting high and low to find 25 of the city's best deals in food. Fifty-nine cents for a Roasted-spices Samosa at Bharat Bazaar & Samosa House, $30 for a three-course tasting menu at Opus, and everything in between. Enrique's in Long Beach gets a thumbs up for its Guadalajaran food, and if you have a little more to spend, head over to The Grill on the Alley in Beverly Hills. SIV gives it 2½ stars (**½).
Cooking at home? Regina Schrambling reviews Doña Tomás: Discovering Authentic Mexican Cooking. Jalapenos in this chicken could kill you. Tender Greens in Culver City shares the recipe for their Sherry Dijon Vinaigrette.
Th Wine of the Week is a "vibrant and juicy" 2004 La Spinetta Ca' di Pian Barbera d'Asti. If you're feeling creative, make beer at home.

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9-13-2006 @9:54PM Dan Tannenbaum said... It's been over 13 years, but one of the best (and most delicious) lunch deals in LA was at a burrito stand, across the street from LA City Hall. It was called Kosher Burrito, and it served burritos with outrageous kosher pastrami! Cheap and quick and delicious!
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9-14-2006 @1:25AM Finished.Law.School said... Do increased chance of digestive problems come with these good deals in food?
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