Cost-conscious customers wreaking havoc on ailing restaurants
| Pricey entrees, appetizers, desserts and alcohol are now a no-no for many who dine out. Eateries that already have shrunk portions, cut staff and closed unprofitable stores might not survive.
From the corner diner to elegant Westside eateries, restaurants in Southern California are shrinking portions, slashing wine prices, cutting employee h... 02/13/2009 07:00 (LaTimes business) Continue to read news >> |
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