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2023 killed L A restaurants: Here are the most notable closures

A brutal year for Los Angeles restaurants saw dozens of closings across the city. Inflation, actors' and writers' strikes and higher rent, utilities and labor costs all were cited.

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Family farmers take on corporate carrot growers with boycott over water use

Community members in the Cuyama Valley have united against water-guzzling corporate growers over their legal tactics and “unsustainable” practices.

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Some of L A s best sushi is headed to Culver City with a new location this month

Plus, Middle Eastern cuisine from a "Top Chef," pan-Asian soft serve further sweetens Arcadia, a hidden French wine bar debuts in the Arts District, Cookbook launches a cafe, and more.

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Some of L A s best sushi is headed to Culver City with a new outpost, and dry-aged fish

Plus, Middle Eastern cuisine from a "Top Chef," pan-Asian soft serve further sweetens Arcadia, a hidden French wine bar debuts in the Arts District, Cookbook launches a cafe, and more.

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Down to Earth: Is this lab-grown fish the future of seafood? We put it to the taste test

In this week’s newsletter: A California company thinks its cell-cultured tuna may be the way to enioy fish – without the fish

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