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A Popular French Cruller Pop-Up Lands in Culver City for the Summer

is an editor of the Southern California/Southwest region, who covers the evolving landscape of LA's food scene. French cruller pop-up Nyletta has settled into a new home for the summer at Platform in Culver City. Glenn Robinson's pop-up will be open Thursday to Sunday, serving the fried treats out of the Platform news stand. Named after Robinson's grandmother, Nyletta serves a rotating menu of crullers with glazes like chile cinnamon, summer cherry, and cinnamon sugar. Robinson's upbringing in California and memories of eating churros as a child inspired him to develop his own recipe while living in New York. While on the East Coast, he operated churro pop-up Churrero, before moving back to California. The move back inspired him to found Nyletta as a new way to explore the churros he grew up with, using the French cruller technique. Laurel Hardware is working on something new WeHo Online reports that West Hollywood restaurant Laurel Hardware is working on a new project next to the Barney's Beanery space. Early reports suggest an adjoining market may accompany the new restaurant. Infatuation goes under the sea at Cento Raw Bar One of the Infatuation's latest reviews is of West Adams' mermaidcore seafood restaurant, Cento Raw Bar. The review, which garnered the restaurant a 6.3 on the publication's rating scale, highlighted the seafood tower and design as standouts, while other dishes fell short. Weekend service at Homegirl Cafe Homegirl Cafe, usually only open on weekdays, has announced its latest Saturday service. The cafe will kick off a Second Saturdays series on August 9, serving breakfast from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. alongside pop-up vintage shopping and merchandise from Homeboy.