Beverly Hills Bred Early L.A. Pop-Up

KCET reveals that today's pop-up restaurant craze is hardly a new one, looking back to a Rodeo Drive restaurant of some renown. In the tough year of 1929, one Francesca "Mama" Weiss pulled a Starry Kitchen and turned her apartment into an impromptu cafe serving Hungarian dishes. Before long, Mama Weiss' Hungarian Csarda expanded to ... Continue reading at losangeles.grubstreet.com.