12 brand new restaurants with stellar takeout options

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Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • August 27, 2020
It’s impossible to report on our dining culture right now without feeling pulled down by the waves of closures — the neighborhood institutions, the year-old megawatts, the restaurants of every kind forced to close during a pandemic, having never...
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