"After announcing its impending closure in July, Cole's French Dip just pushed back its last day again. Initially, the 117-year-old restaurant was slated to close at the beginning of August, before owner Cedd Moses pushed it to mid-September amid a wave of strong local support. Now, Cole's will keep its doors open until November 1. A statement from the restaurant provided to Eater points to increased patronage as the reason why Cole's has been able to stay open."
"In July, Moses told Eater there was a "litany of reasons" that led to the closure, including impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2023 writers and actors strike, rising costs, and local bureaucracy. Since the closure was announced, Cole's has seen a steady line of Angelenos hoping to get their final French dip sandwich. It seems they have a little more time to make that happen."
"After shuttering its original Eagle Rock location, Tokyo-inspired coffee shop Loop Espresso Club is back in the neighborhood. The coffee shop has reopened on the same block as Eagle Rock Italian Bakery and Deli with a stylish mid-century modern interior and menu of staple espresso drinks. In recent months, owner Dominic Abat also opened Kissaten Corazon in Chinatown."
Cole's French Dip, a 117-year-old restaurant, postponed its planned closure and will remain open until November 1. Owner Cedd Moses initially scheduled closure for early August, then moved it to mid-September amid strong local support. Increased patronage has enabled the extended operation. Moses cited COVID-19, the 2023 writers and actors strike, rising costs, and local bureaucracy among reasons for the planned shutdown. Loop Espresso Club reopened in Eagle Rock on the same block as Eagle Rock Italian Bakery and Deli with a mid-century modern interior. Owner Dominic Abat also opened Kissaten Corazon in Chinatown. China-based teahouse Chagee expanded to Del Amo Fashion Center after debuting in Westfield Century City.
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