Historic Cole's Restaurant Reopens in Downtown Los Angeles
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What happened
Cole’s on 6th Street in downtown Los Angeles, which closed in March, is set to reopen before Thanksgiving under new ownership. The new owners, Sean Maloney and Jeremy Fall, plan to update the menu, including a pastrami French dip made with Langer’s pastrami and a custom loaf from Clark Street Bread. Cole’s has been a downtown Los Angeles restaurant since 1908.
From laist.com
Why it matters
The reopening of the historic restaurant could support local consumer spending and activity in the downtown Los Angeles area. The new menu plans involve sourcing ingredients from local suppliers like Langer’s Deli and Clark Street Bread.
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Who's involved
- Jeremy FallRestaurateur involved in the reopening of Cole's
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- Downtown LA dining revival may boost Greater Los Angeles economyDowntown LA dining revival may boost Greater Los Angeles economyPossible
- How could Jeremy Fall's efforts to revive downtown dining affect Mayor Karen Bass?Downtown dining revival could help support Los Angeles' economic recovery goals.Possible
- Downtown LA revival may influence City Council's economic policiesDowntown LA revival may influence City Council's economic policiesPossible
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Los Angeles
seat of Los Angeles County, and largest city in California, United States