South Bay restaurants have reopened
Business appeared to be back to pre-pandemic levels at Silvio’s Brazilian BBQ on Pier Plaza in Hermosa. Photos Restaurants in the South Bay were given the green light by the governor and L.A. County to re-open as early as Friday. Many took advantage, but a handful of favorite are still closed for dine-in, including the Kettle in Manhattan Beach (opening Monday) and Good Stuff in Hermosa, Redondo, El Segundo and Palos Verdes, which looks to re-open completely by Thursday. On Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach Saturday, it was just another crowded, busy summer day. Every restaurant was open except for Baja Sharkeez and the Lighthouse Cafe. Some restaurants were still only offering take out, but most were letting people eat on their patios. Patrons were eating on the outside patio of Hennessey’s Tavern in Hermosa, as well as inside and on the third floor patio that overlooks the Hermosa Pier. The patio at Silvio’s was packed, and patrons were dining inside and outside at American Junkie. People were lined up, at the door of The Deck, on The Hermosa Strand in Hermosa. La Playita owner Harold Cohen said he did more take-out than dine in Friday night. He had removed half of his inside and…
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