LOS ANGELES – The oldest restaurant in Los Angeles is set to close in the latest blow to the historic dining scene in the City of Angels. Cole's French Dip will close on Aug. 3 after 117 years of ...

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Sadly, another one bits the dust in downtown Los Angeles. Cole's, the oldest public house in Los Angeles and established in 1908 as the inventor of the Original French Dip sandwich, is reportedly set ...

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Cole's French Dip, an iconic downtown Los Angeles hot spot that prides itself for being the oldest operating restaurant in the city, will close its doors next month. A spokesperson for the restaurant ...