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Spooners opens for business

With a change in management came a change in name. The location that formerly housed Angel’s place, a greek restaurant, now features Spooners. Spooners is the new restaurant on D Street in La Verne. Spooners is open for breakfast, lunch and even early dinner, offering a big variety of diner foods such as burgers, steaks, and chicken fingers. / photo by Hunter Cole
With a change in management came a change in name. The location that formerly housed Angel’s Place, a Greek restaurant, now features Spooners. Spooners is the new restaurant on D Street in La Verne. Spooners is open for breakfast, lunch and even early dinner, offering a big variety of diner foods such as burgers, steaks, and chicken fingers. / photo by Hunter Cole
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