Musso & Frank Grill Is Offering Takeout and Delivery for the First Time in Its 100-Year Existence

Each order will come with a handwritten note certifying quality and safety
Chris Nichols • Los Angeles Magazine • July 13, 2020
When Hollywood’s Musso & Frank Grill briefly reopened its dining rooms on June 26, the first night’s reservations were exhausted in less than two hours. Fans of the legendary restaurant were hungry to experience the steaks, prime rib, and...
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