All posts tagged "food"
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Acacia Day of Service provides for all
Beth Neal, vice president of the Acacia PTA Board, hosted a food drive on Jan. 17 at Acacia Elementary School in order to help those...
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Vegan recipes take the (plant-based) cake
To preface, I am not vegan. However, I am someone who cooks and bakes often for their family, and recently the need for me to...
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Students experience outdoor dining
Many restaurants have had to reinvent almost every aspect of their dining experience as a result of COVID-19. Seeing that indoor dining is limited at...
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Ventura County’s boba lacks adequate taste
Boba is a growing sensation that consists of chewy tapioca pearls in different flavored drinks. There are not many good boba lounges in Ventura County,...
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Girl Scout cookies bite my heart
Ever since I was five, sweets have always been my favorite food, more specifically cookies. Girl Scout cookies were first introduced into my life during...
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Social Monk makes Asian cuisine modern
Social Monk is the newest Asian fusion spot in Conejo Valley. The restaurant opened a couple months ago in the Promenade at Westlake, bringing a...
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Thanks a Brunch
The Nook, a family-owned breakfast and brunch place, opened Sept. 18. Located just off Ventu Park Road, its small, humble exterior gives way to an...
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Asian Culture club celebrates Chinese New Year
Some of us run away from our culture, some of us are ignorant of our culture and some of us throw chow mein parties. Every...
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Club Day allows student to explore their interests
On one of the windiest days of the month, clubs persevered in selling multiple foods and promoting their clubs. NPHS held an event called Club...
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Chocolatey disappointment is on the menu
It’s the hallmark of the West Coast. The iconic yellow arrow wrapping around red letters, lines of people snaking around the white plastic tables, greasy...