Entries from LAist tagged with 'chains'
October 15, 2008
Thanks to increases in the prices of commodities like beef, many food chains are adjusting their menus to reflect higher prices across the board. Many food suppliers are renegotiating long-term contracts with purveyors, and with beef and veal costing almost 20% more, places like McDonald's, Chili's, and Carl's Jr. will have to adapt to these culinary hard times. From the HuffPo: Even fast-food leader McDonald's Corp. is considering making some changes to its popular......
Continue Reading "Restaurants, Food Suppliers To Raise Prices"January 9, 2008
An opinion piece in today's LA Times raises the issue of what seems to be the rampant Pinkberry-fication of many of our local neighborhoods, using recent food and retail closings and openings in the popular Larchmont Village as an example of how major-chain development affects the unique vibe of a given area. Larchmont Village, which is the bustling strip of shops located on Larchmont Boulevard between Beverly Boulevard and 1st Street, is starting to......
Continue Reading "The Pinkberry Effect: Are Our Neighborhoods Changing for the Better?"