The Most Surprising Los Angeles Restaurant News Stories of 2023
Though eyebrow-raising stories ran throughout the year, one caught the attention of most LA food writers, editors, and eaters in 2023
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4 More Restaurant Closures Hit Los Angeles This Week
Bar Moruno, Cassell’s DTLA, K-Zo, and Know Reality Pies are either closed or will be closing soon
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A Running List of LA Restaurant Closures in 2023
LA has lost some of its biggest culinary stars this year, including Animal, Taco María, and Petty Cash
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Leimert Park's Swift Cafe Closes But Has Big Moves on the Horizon
Plus, an alleged dine-and-dasher in West Hollywood, a Japanese fried chicken dinner at Ototo, and more
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Black Business Roadmap: Three Ways to Stay Grounded While Cost of Doing Business Goes Up - Los Angeles Sentinel
Entrepreneurship is booming in Black neighborhoods across the country. Owning a business is one of the fastest avenues to creating wealth for U.S. Black households.
Los Angeles Byna Elliott Chase Business Leader Advancing Black Pathways Advancing Black Entrepreneurs Black Business Month
Source: lasentinel.net
The 2022 Eater LA Summer Bucket List
Southeast Asian cooking in Santa Monica, a wine bar in Inglewood, Cajun hits in Montebello, and so much more. Now’s the time to eat your way through LA.
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Super Bowl's Return Provides Boost to Hard-hit L.A. Businesses - Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles Sentinel
The return of the Super Bowl to the L.A. area after a nearly 30-,year absence is already a big victory for local small business owners like Kyndra McCrary.
Los Angeles County United States Los Angeles Kyndra Mccrary Marcio Jose Sanchez Los Angeles Sports Entertainment Commission
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Inglewood's 1010 Wine and Events shines light on Black-owned wines
1010 Wine and Events recently opened in Inglewood and is owned by two sisters who understand the need to destress from life's demands.
Source: thegrio.com