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    Which Local Restaurants Will Be at LAX?

    Mayor Villaraigosa, Los Angeles World Airports and Westfield Concession Management unveiled a plan to introduce more than 50 upscale retail and dining venues to the new LAX Tom Bradley International…

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    Sonya Geis with wavy brown hair wearing a black dress with red accents and decorative earrings against a white background.By Sonya Geis • Dec 6, 2012 • 1 min read

    Mayor Villaraigosa, Los Angeles World Airports and Westfield Concession Management unveiled a plan to introduce more than 50 upscale retail and dining venues to the new LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal. Developers hope the $1.5 billion improvement will be a transformation for the sixth busiest airport in the world, making the gateway not just a pit stop to and from Los Angeles, but a destination equal to the experience of visiting the city.

    The twenty-two local LA brands include: ink.sack, Border Grill, Umami Burger, LAMill Coffee, Larder at Tavern and Fred Segal. The first round of the upgrades are scheduled to be completed in Spring 2013. Find more a list of restaurants and retailers at Westfield Concession Management.

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