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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2026 · 11 MIN

Chef Geter Atienza, Somerville, View Park, Los Angeles Part 1

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“Intentionally located along the Slauson Corridor in Historic View Park-Windsor Hills, Somerville (an upscale contemporary restaurant and supper club) is an ode to the past, a toast to the present, and celebration of the progress in between. Sommerville is progressive American dining experience that highlights contemporary cuisine while honoring the rich roots of South Central Los Angeles. Each dish captures the bold and savory essence of California, blending traditional influences with modern techniques to elevate every bite.”

“Designed as an inviting space for locals, travelers, and culinary enthusiasts alike, Somerville cultivates community in a timeless setting, featuring a thoughtfully curated wine selection, skillfully crafted cocktails, and live entertainment -- creating the perfect backdrop for conversation and connection.”Think piping-hot, house-baked Parker House Rolls with truffle butter and Collard Green Lasagna with braised collard greens, bechamel, ricotta, sun dried tomatoes, parmesan and Gruyere.Chef Geter Atienza, the menu maker, takes a break from his busy kitchen to join us.

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