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This new crop of restaurants tantalizingly covers the diverse SoCal region. They include an authentic Italian restaurant located in a humble strip mall in Newbury Park, a trendy cocktail bar known for its innovative small plates in Santa Ana, and the flavors of Northern Indian cuisine in La Puente.The Tuesday announcement marks the second round of Michelin recommended mentions to be included in the new California dining guide unveiled later this year.
The five newcomers represent a continuing shift for the Michelin Guide, which used to be known for showcasing fine dining establishments in certain geographic locations But, as Tuesday's list shows, the organization now goes well beyond traditional dining destinations.The"recommended" title will change the future of many of these restaurants — not only because it's a boon to business.
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