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The dispute pits the property owner against her ex-husband and her son, who have repeatedly defied COVID-19 safety protocols during the pandemic.
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If several bills make their way through the state legislature, to-go cocktails and dining parklets could stick around permanently. -
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The burger stand had sued the delivery app, claiming it retaliated against after the restaurant refused to sign up for its delivery service.
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Produced by Field Roast, the plant-based hot dog is made from pea protein.
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At 83 years old, Michel Bordagary has the distinction of being Centro Basco's final boarder.
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The nonprofit CicLAvia is teaming up with the city of L.A. to help make permanent the al fresco dining program that was launched during the pandemic.
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Sure, the yellow tier means less restrictions. But as we move toward lifting restrictions, restaurants, bars and breweries face new hurdles.
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Whether you want a tongue-slapper to lash your tender palate or a subtle lip-tingler to kick up your lunch, we've got a lot of local hot sauce choices.
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Enjoy eating in the streets of L.A.? You're in luck.
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Sweet, spongy and creamy. Few desserts are as satisfying as a tres leches cake. Thankfully, SoCal has tons of great ones.
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Launched last spring, the program allowed restaurants and bars to expand their dining areas into streets, sidewalks and parking lots.
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The boys in blue (or at least their marketing team) have switched to Papa Cantella's from longtime vendor Farmer John.
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We eat burritos for breakfast. Why not hamburgers?
