November-December 2019

San Luis Obispo is a laid-back college town that is an easy three-hour drive north of Pasadena.

Following in the footsteps of its 90-something-year-old big sister, the Pasadena branch already boasts a loyal following.

In addition to dumplings, the eatery offers noodle dishes, soups, fried rice, vegetables, and small plates that are perfect for sharing.

An artifact of an older, smaller, and kinder world, Vroman’s Bookstore is a beloved Pasadena institution, and for good reason.

There’s a well-kept secret, just beneath the ebb and flow of Old Town’s busy sidewalks.

Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, or even a self-proclaimed carnivore, you’ll find something to love at these local spots.

Originally from upstate New York, Chris Keyser was cooking in Philadelphia for four years before a trip to Los Angeles convinced him he needed to move out West.

Red wine is purported to have numerous health benefits, and pouring a glass can help one relax at the end of a long day.

Psammotherapy (hot sand therapy) dates back thousands of years to ancient Egypt, where it was used to treat inflammatory diseases and ailments such as scoliosis.

This four bed, four bath residence is situated on over 1/2 acre in the heart of San Marino and is close to schools, restaurants, and the Huntington Library.

Newly finished in 2019, this luxurious custom home features designer finishes at every turn, with a total of four bedroom suites and plenty of space for entertaining.

Renowned lifestyle furniture brand Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams celebrates a milestone anniversary.

Founded in 2016, Sotela’s ethos combines both style and sustainability, resulting in a collection that not only looks good, but does good.

When we asked some prominent local realtors what they saw coming for the economy and their business, there was considerable consensus.

Real estate brokerage The Agency is making an outsize impact on the way things are done.

Location and views abound in this Annandale adjacent abode.

There is nothing quite like the pageantry and spectacle of the floats coming down Colorado Boulevard on New Year’s Day, crowds thronging the street on either side.

Pasadenans are nothing if not intelligent (the hallmark of any good pun) and famously supportive of public art.

The Norton Simon exhibit features fine prints by some of the 20th century’s great photographers.

Your guide to visiting and planning your perfect day in Pasadena, CA.

Just a few stops away on the Gold Line, L.A.’s Little Tokyo is a diverse, walkable hub of culture and cuisine.

Learn about the impact of a Compass-exclusive offering through the lens of their agents.

Travel expert Catherine Addé of Pasadena’s TravelStore shares her insight on holiday travel.