Some of our favorite new L.A. restaurants for outdoor dining

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Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • May 15, 2021
Just over 50% of Californians are at least partially vaccinated, and COVID-19 cases across the state have decreased nearly 13% in the last week alone. Los Angeles entered the yellow reopening tier early this month. Dining out has returned in...
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