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The shocking state of the restaurant industry: 'We can't afford to be open. We can't afford to be closed' | Food - Vimarsana News

The shocking state of the restaurant industry: 'We can't afford to be open. We can't afford to be closed' | Food

LOS ANGELES -- In October, Lauren and Peter Lemos locked the doors of their Chinatown sandwich shop for what they thought would be the last time. In late March they

We can't afford to be open - but we can't afford to close: America's restaurant industry in turmoil - Vimarsana News

We can't afford to be open - but we can't afford to close: America's restaurant industry in turmoil

The once vibrant restaurant scene in major California cities is facing rising costs, changing customer habits, and new regulations, threatening the survival of many beloved establishments.

The Best Hoagies In Los Angeles Are Found By Echo Park Lake Every Friday - Vimarsana News

The Best Hoagies In Los Angeles Are Found By Echo Park Lake Every Friday

Josh Agran wants to share the hoagies inspired by his Philly hometown.

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Delco Native Slinging Philly-Style Italian Hoagies In Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Delco Native Slinging Philly-Style Italian Hoagies In Los Angeles

Delco Native Slinging Philly-Style Italian Hoagies In Los Angeles - Haverford-Havertown, PA - Havertown native Josh Agran's love for the iconic sandwich led him to launch a successful weekly pop-up in Los Angeles. Here's his story.

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They're the hottest restaurants in a changing Glassell Park. So what do neighbors think of the food? - Vimarsana News

They're the hottest restaurants in a changing Glassell Park. So what do neighbors think of the food?

A writer invited longtime neighbors to taste new restaurants Dunsmoor and Bub and Grandma's. But first let's talk about parking.

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