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We are in the middle of a bread renaissance, a golden age of carbs and the humble loaf is finally getting the respect it deserves.
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A New Bill Could Make The Pandemic's Outdoor Dining Rules Permanent And Cut Red Tape For RestaurantsSB314 would expanded outdoor seating areas, streamline the liquor licensing process and allow cities to create open container zones.
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Maybe you've already consumed plenty of wine during this pandemic. Here's an excuse to drink some more. But classy.
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The law hasn't stopped culinary entrepreneurs from trying to make ends meet -- or hungry Angelenos from supporting scrappy local chefs.
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How do you celebrate love in lockdown? We rounded up some of L.A.'s tastiest treats. Cupid, meet COVID-19.
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After the city's move to require a temporary $4-per-hour pay bump for many grocery workers, large chains are responding with store closures and layoffs.
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Employees must wear a face mask and a face shield. Tables must be 8 feet apart. And TV's must be turned off.
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Many restaurants are planning to wait out the weekend -- especially with a rainstorm coming -- and evaluate the new safety protocols.
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There is no relief money, only Zuul.
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Detroit. Chicago. New York. California. Sicily. Naples. Rome. Fusion. Frozen. We take a deep dive into a doughy subject.
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2020 couldn't bid farewell without another couple kicks in our collective teeth.
