A 98-Year-Old Ice Cream Shop From Chicago Is Opening in Southern California
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Rainbow Cone, a historic ice cream destination that originated 98 years ago in Chicago with its unique cone featuring five flavors, is set to open three new locations in Southern California after being taken over by The Buona Companies.
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Sirena in Santa Monica's Georgian Hotel now hosts afternoon tea service on Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m., providing guests with an elegant dining experience by the sea.
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