French dip
Americannoun
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While there, don’t miss the French dip, which, albeit pricey at $34, is an ample, filling sandwich that debuted during last year’s holidays and became so popular with guests it stuck around.
From Los Angeles Times
Cole’s French Dip originally announced that Aug. 2 would be their last day in business.
From Los Angeles Times
This year alone, the neighborhood has seen legacy kitchens like the Original Pantry Cafe and Cole’s French Dip face permanent closure.
From Los Angeles Times
Your morning catch up: Can L.A. save the ‘original’ French dip; old powerlines and fires; and more big stories.
From Los Angeles Times
The last day of service for the landmark restaurant, which claims to have invented the French dip, was meant to be Aug. 2.
From Los Angeles Times
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