Spring restaurant
The open kitchen at Spring, though which you can see the tree-flled atrium and dining room.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)Nage d’Agrumes, a dessert of goat cheese cremeux, Cara Cara oranges, meringue, marshmallow and consomme at Spring.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)Pots on the stove in Spring’s huge open kitchen.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)The atrium at Spring restaurant in downtown Los Angeles, which is filled with trees and a fountain.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)The bar, adjacent to the dining room and open kitchen of Spring restaurant.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)The fountain at the center of the dining room at Spring, now open on Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)Salade Riviera, with tuna confit fennel, tomatoes, anchovies, olives, egg and lettuces, is served on a glass fish plate at Spring.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)Chef-owner Tony Esnault and his team in the large open kitchen at Spring.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)A cocktail called the Power Lunch (gin, tarragon) on the marble bar at Spring.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)The antiques-filled bar that will open in the evening during dinner service at Spring.
(Amy Scattergood / Los Angeles Times)Shelves filled with chef Tony Esnault’s collection of pots and other kitchen items, as well as spices and jars.
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