On a decrepit block of Broadway in downtown L.A., hidden behind a
dilapidated, aging façade, lies the ghost of a palatial dining hall
filled with towering redwoods and a gurgling stream. Known as Clifton's
Brookdale Cafeteria, this terraced wonderland recalls a different time,
when cafeterias were classy and downtown living was tops.
The Brookdale
outlasted attacks from notorious L.A. mobsters and decades of
neighborhood decline, and is finally being restored to its original
Depression-era grandeur.
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