Flood closes Musso & Frank Grill ahead of its 100th birthday celebration

A flood temporarily closes Hollywood's storied Musso & Frank Grill.
Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • September 19, 2019
Just over a week before Musso & Frank Grill celebrates its 100-year anniversary on Sept. 27, a flood has temporarily closed the storied Hollywood restaurant. I learned about the closure because I had a reservation tonight for my first-ever meal...
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