Coin & Candor at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village Participates in “Dishing It Out for Charity” to Raise Funds for Casa Pacifica

Beginning November 2019, the seasonally inspired California brasserie Coin & Candor at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village will team up with Casa Pacifica for 805 Living’s annual Dishing It Out for Charity program.

Dishing It Out for Charity showcases some of the region’s top restaurants in a campaign that raises awareness and contributions for non-profits in the local community. Restaurants who accept the Dishing It Out for Charity challenge select an iconic dish from their menus. During November and December, USD 2 of each select dish sold will be donated to a charity of the restaurant’s choosing.

This year, Coin & Candor will feature its signature Baja red snapper with adobe and chimichurri (USD 26) as part of the promotion and donate USD 2 of every dish sold to Casa Pacifica located in Ventura County.

To make a reservation at Coin & Candor dial 818 575 3044

About Coin & Candor

Coin & Candor, a California Brasserie, is an expression of Chef José Fernandez’s integrated approach to culinary experiences. Combining thoughtfully sourced local ingredients with wood-fired cooking techniques, Coin & Candor features forward-thinking, rustic dishes brought to life by the region’s very best farmers and purveyors.

About 805 Living Magazine

805 Living is a high-end regional lifestyle magazine that combines the best of both worlds: the quality and style of a national publication with smart, locally relevant, actionable editorial.

The focus of the magazine highlights vibrant communities of western Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties. Readers depend on 805 Living for its exciting mix of home design, fashion, entertaining, health and wellness, philanthropy, recreation, shopping, dining out, cooking, wines and spirits, family, events and travel.

About Casa Pacifica

Casa Pacifica offers adolescent and family services designed to treat victims of abuse and neglect, substance abuse, homelessness, and other behavioural and mental health issues. Its Camarillo, Santa Barbara, and Santa Maria offices work with more than 2,100 of the most vulnerable children and their families annually.

Headquartered on a rural 24-acre (10 hectare) campus just 5 miles (8 kilometres) from the Pacific Ocean, Casa Pacifica’s main Camarillo campus provides the perfect setting for children and adolescents to heal and find new hope for a better future. Primary service area includes: San Diego, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Kern County (Bakersfield), San Luis Obispo County (SLO), Ventura County, Santa Barbara County and the Southern California/Central Coast region.