MIX

Tamee visits SCRATCH RESTAURANT & WOODLEY PROPER in Encino CA. to meet a husband & wife chef team that push the limits of gourmet food and cocktails.

Tamee visits an apothecary themed bar in Downtown Los Angeles that whips up lavish cocktails with ingredients pulled straight out of their garden.

Tamee loves holidays & friends so she's combing both in this MIX HOLIDAY special.

Tamee visits the old playgrounds of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr. in Palm Springs CA.

Today we head up the central coast of California to visit a pair of bars located in an eclectic warehouse district known as "THE FUNK ZONE" in the ocean front community of Santa Barbara.

Tamee heads to sunny Venice Beach CA, to an upscale neighborhood restaurant and bar that serves up eclectic "Angeleno" food and a bar that offers over 80 varieties of RUM.

Highland Park CA is filled with serious restaurants and craft cocktail bars but remains under the mainstream radar.

Tamee gets a taste of Italy in Downtown Los Angeles at a restaurant & bar that specializes in Northern Italian Food & Cocktails.

Tamee visits a secret hilltop cocktail lounge in Burbank CA. The cocktails created here have movie themes including Beauty & The Beast & Radars Of The Lost Ark.

Today we go deep underground in Downtown Los Angeles at a bar & dance club with a retro London vibe that offers 50 bottles of whiskey, one from every state.

Today Tamee heads to the sunny surfing community of Redondo Beach California to visit the sleek & sophisticated GEORGIA'S LOUNGE.

Today Tamee travels to Thousand Oaks CA to a bar that specializes in fresh house made ingredients locally sourced from organic farms.

Tamee invites four of her favorite bartenders to help celebrate the holidays.

Today Tamee's mixologists will need to bring all of their skills and creativity to the bar as she challenges them to include one very special mystery ingredient in every one of their cocktails! Let's

Tamee is high atop the Hollywood Hills at a restaurant & bar with a rich history that dates back to 1914.