Confessions: Examiner restaurant editor Mary McGrath used to be embarrassed to live in Culver City. "In fact, it was not until a few years ago that I began feeling very proud to say I lived here. Once the armpit of the Westside, Culver City now rocks with the trendiest of neighborhoods, punctuated with numerous restaurants, art galleries, and other cultural amenities." If Playa Vista has lost its population of red fox, rabbits and a symphony of frogs, no matter. There's a Tender Greens now. [Examiner]
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