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Los Angeles Magazine’s Food Event Returns to Calamigos Ranch Nov. 16

The 19th Annual Culinary Celebration Will Showcase Top L.A.. Chefs, Fine Wines, Craft Cocktails, and Live Music

Food lovers will once again gather in Malibu this fall as Los Angeles magazine brings back its celebrated culinary festival, The FOOD Event, for its 19th year. The tasting showcase will be held on Sunday, November 16, 2025, from noon to 3 p.m. at the iconic Calamigos Ranch, offering guests an afternoon filled with gourmet dishes, fine wines, and live entertainment.

Billed as one of Southern California’s premier food festivals, the annual event highlights the creativity and diversity of Los Angeles’ dining scene. Attendees will sample signature bites from some of the region’s top restaurants, sip cocktails from leading mixologists, and enjoy curated wine and craft beer tastings in a scenic outdoor setting.

This year’s lineup features a wide range of acclaimed participants, including All About The Cinnamon, Ayara Thai, Arth Bar + Kitchen, BOX Chicken, City Club LA, Descanso Restaurant, Emporium Thai, Fitoor Santa Monica, Gentry Market, Hansen’s Cakes, La Popular, Mastro’s Restaurants, Nobu Los Angeles, STK Steakhouse, Brentwood’s Telefèric Barcelona, The Ranch Club, Uchi West Hollywood, WeVINO, and Wife and the Somm, among others.

Now in its 19th year, The FOOD Event has become a signature Los Angeles tradition — blending world-class dining, local culture, and a laid-back Malibu atmosphere. Guests must be 21 or older to attend.

Tickets and event details are available here..

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