Isn't it odd that L.A. has only two restaurants in Restaurant & Institutions list of Top 100 independent restaurants in the country? But I guess we should be glad that we don't have lots of massive, expensive tourist traps like New York and Las Vegas. Once again, Gladstone's is L.A.'s top non-chain restaurant with $14.5 million a year, although it doesn't show up on the list until #37. Former mayor Riordan, who owns Gladstone's, is making quite a nice retirement nest egg with his restaurants. The only other local restaurant is Lawry's in Beverly Hills at #67 with $12 million (pictured at left). Not too surprisingly, the Harris Ranch restaurant, one of the few decent places to eat along Highway 5, makes the list, also in the $12 million range. Worth a stop for the beef, if you can stand the smell.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Gladstone's still L.A.'s number one grosser
Isn't it odd that L.A. has only two restaurants in Restaurant & Institutions list of Top 100 independent restaurants in the country? But I guess we should be glad that we don't have lots of massive, expensive tourist traps like New York and Las Vegas. Once again, Gladstone's is L.A.'s top non-chain restaurant with $14.5 million a year, although it doesn't show up on the list until #37. Former mayor Riordan, who owns Gladstone's, is making quite a nice retirement nest egg with his restaurants. The only other local restaurant is Lawry's in Beverly Hills at #67 with $12 million (pictured at left). Not too surprisingly, the Harris Ranch restaurant, one of the few decent places to eat along Highway 5, makes the list, also in the $12 million range. Worth a stop for the beef, if you can stand the smell.
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