Eater LAのインスタグラム(eater_la) - 8月29日 03時54分

A few days ago, the city of LA extended the popular LA Al Fresco program until the end of 2020, giving restaurants an opportunity to continue with temporary outdoor dining spaces in unconventional setups, such as in parking lots, sidewalks, and alleyways. Now city councilmember David Ryu wants to make the system that allowed restaurants in LA to setup outdoor dining areas permanent. “LA Al Fresco has been a lifeline to our local restaurants. It’s a resource that should be permanent in the City of Los Angeles. We need more programs that cut through red tape to support local businesses and give communities a new sense of vibrancy," says Ryu. Should LA restaurants continue to expand its outdoor dining or should it only be something that help the industry during the pandemic? Story by Eater LA editor Matthew Kang (@mattatouille)

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