Spring on a plate

Fedora, Massara, Maplewood crawl, Hart's, Hrair Art, Le Jardinier, Arthur’s Tavern, best power breakfasts, LA editors, MORE

WORK • Help Wanted

Tell your LA friends

We’re looking for a freelance editor to help us create each issue of FOUND LA. The ideal candidate will have impeccable taste and a deep understanding of the LA restaurant scene (and other LA scenes of FOUND interest). Here are the responsibilities:

• Edit contributor copy in the weekly LA issue

• Write FOUND items regularly across some or all of our categories (restaurants, real estate, shopping, getaway travel, culture & leisure, work)

• Help shape and preserve FOUND’s voice

• Build weekly link blocks of LA news, intel, and events

• Help manage the editorial calendar

Last week, FOUND hit 100K subscribers across the network, and FOUND LA is a key piece in our plans to build the next great global lifestyle media brand. Interested parties should drop us a line at found@itsfoundla.com.

---

RESTAURANTS • First Person

Hat trick

At some restaurants, the bar area is a temporary holding pen, a place to stash guests while a table is readied. At others, the bar is distinctively its own thing, an experience separate from (and perhaps quite different from) the restaurant proper. But there’s also a third configuration of restaurant, one where the bar is a key tenet of its experience and raison d'etre.

The recently reopened Fedora, which has been serving the West Village off and on for the better part of 75 years, is in that third class — and a straight-up New York City classic.