Extended Deadline for Los Angeles’ “Al Fresco” Outdoor Dining Program
The deadline for restaurant owners to apply for the city of Los Angeles’ “Al Fresco” outdoor dining program has been extended by a year.
Background
The program launched during the pandemic in May of 2020 as a temporary program to help restaurants get permits for outdoor dining on streets, sidewalks and other outdoor spaces.
Success and Expansion
Due to the success of the temporary program, the city now offers permits for businesses that would like to offer Al Fresco dining permanently.
Eligibility and Application
Restaurant owners can apply for the program to benefit from the extended deadline. For more information, click here.
Why the Extension?
The extension is an effort to help more businesses benefit from the program, which has been successful in revitalizing the city’s dining scene.
Conclusion
The extended deadline for the Al Fresco outdoor dining program provides an opportunity for more restaurants to take advantage of the program and enhance their outdoor dining experience. With the program now offering permanent permits, businesses can plan for long-term success.
FAQs
Q: What is the Al Fresco outdoor dining program?
A: The Al Fresco outdoor dining program is a city of Los Angeles initiative that allows restaurants to set up outdoor dining spaces on streets, sidewalks, and other outdoor areas.
Q: Why was the deadline extended?
A: The deadline was extended to give more businesses the opportunity to benefit from the program and to allow for long-term planning.
Q: Can I apply for the program if I already have a permit?
A: Yes, if you already have a permit, you can still apply for the permanent permit option.
Q: How do I apply for the program?
A: For more information and to apply, click here.
