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    The team behind Loreto, Bar Seco, and Santa Canela converted a former Arts District spot into a rooftop restaurant and bar with outdoor screens and one of the more dramatic skylines Downtown has to offer. Focaccia sandwiches, panzanella, and fritto misto keep things casual while a game or a film plays overhead. It's the kind of place where the view does half the work, and nobody seems to mind.

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    • Focaccia sandwiches

      “The team will show other sports and movies in a space that has one of the best skyline views of Downtown Los Angeles while serving an easy menu with focaccia sandwiches”

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    • Panzanella salad

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    • Fritto misto

      “antipasti like fritto misto, fries, and stuffed peppers by chef Paco Moran.”

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    • Stuffed peppers

      “antipasti like fritto misto, fries, and stuffed peppers by chef Paco Moran.”

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