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Hollywood Will Soon Run On Dunkin' Donuts
Hollywood soon will run on Dunkin' Donuts at the Eastown apartments (Photo by Jean Trinh/LAist)
Dunkin' Donuts has already set foot in Southern California, but now they've hit right in the heart of it all with a soon-to-be open shop in Hollywood.
The legendary East Coast donut purveyor has already hit the fringes of town, setting up in Santa Monica, Downey, and Encino. It was reported earlier this month that a take-out shop will soon be popping up in Culver City, and now one will open this fall in the new Eastown apartment complex right in the heart of Hollywood, according to Eastown's website.
Right by the Pantages Theater at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Argyle Avenue, it will be a new neighbor to other restaurants and shops already set up in the complex, including Greenleaf Chop Shop, SoulCycle, and Pressed Juicery.
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