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M Café Celebrates 7 Years With Macrobiotic Meal Deals Tonight

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While Langer's is celebrating their 65th anniversary on one side of town, another (much younger) LA restaurant will be toasting a birthday as well. In honor of their seventh anniversary, both the Melrose and Beverly Hills M Café locations will be offering meal deals this evening. So if you can't bare the lines over at the old-school Jewish deli, or you'd just like to do something good for your bod after eating a plowing through a bunch of pastrami, head over for dinner.

Macrobiotic chef Lee Gross is offering the following items for $7: the classic big macro burger with one side; tofu teriyaki rice bowls; the M chopped salad; tuna wraps with a side; two fresh pressed juices; two house-made cupcakes; or a two deli salad combo.  The special runs from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Melrose location, and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Beverly Hills.
 

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