Much of the restaurant looks as it did when it debuted in 2021. But there's now a pool table and pizza is on the menu.

To provide some relief to the evacuated people and the first responders, several L.A. restaurants are serving free meals and shelters. According to Hindustan Times, multiple wildfires are burning in ...

Money will go to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank in support of their fire-relief efforts. ALSO SEE: These Los Angeles restaurants offer food to fire evacuees and first responders “We are in ...

Ahmedabad: A major fire broke out at the Himalaya Mall on Drive-in Road in the Vastrapur area of the city, triggering panic among visitors on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred at around 2 ...

Multiple locations throughout Los Angeles County. ALSO SEE: OC restaurants to host dining fundraisers across county for LA fire relief Huckleberry Cafe: Complimentary coffee for first responders.

Reel Inn, Cholada Thai, Rosenthal Winery and Moonshadows are among the eateries destroyed in the Palisades fire, with Fox’s, Side Pie, Miya and Everest succumbing to the Eaton blaze. A handful of ...

Some local favorites have tragically been consumed by the blaze. Reel Inn was one of them. The 36-year-old seafood restaurant in Malibu was damaged by the fire, owners Teddy and Andy Leonard wrote in ...

I recapped the closings of 50-plus Philadelphia-area restaurants in 2024. But optimism has always fueled the restaurant business, so there is a flip side to the gloom: By my count, at least 110 ...

About two months after a fire closed Eddie’s Liquidation Center in Cudahy, the store is relocating in the same strip mall. A banner sign was recently spotted on the former Finch’s Vendor Expo ...

A huge fire that erupted at a clothing market in Ghana’s capital Accra has destroyed hundreds of livelihoods and businesses. The fire at Kantamanto Market – one of the world’s largest ...

The fire, which erupted late on Wednesday, consumed vast sections of the largest used clothes market in the West African country, displacing thousands of traders, disaster officials said.