Photo by Emily Hart Roth
“When you see the Fork in the Road, Take it.”
Those are the words that greet you when you land on the website of Fork in the Road, a popular Santa Monica eatery that reopened in December after a small kitchen fire caused it to close in 2015.
Owners and restaurateurs Spoon Singh and Tom Elliott are very excited to be back in business on Main Street, which Singh declares “is cooler than Abbot Kinney and Rose Avenue.”
These days, Main Street does seem more down-to-earth. It has a bar crawl scene and several high-end eateries.
“Main Street has a great vibe,” says Singh, sitting at the central communal table down the middle of the space. “It’s a real community street, very walkable. I’m excited that there are more restaurants than there used to be, and much better restaurants. This is a restaurant street, a stroll around street.”
Singh and Elliott are no strangers to success. …
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Jessica Koslow 