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A couple enjoys their beer at their table overlooking the duck pond at Oscar’s Brewing Company in Temecula on Wednesday, July 15, 2020. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Oscar’s Brewing Company, a new gastropub is at Temecula’s Duck Pond, is serving legendary breadsticks from its predecessor, Pat & Oscar’s on its patio.

Tammy Moore — one of the owners and daughter of chain founders Pat and Oscar Sarkisian — said it feels like its time to embrace a new concept.

Read about it and get a preview with mouthwatering photos. Read more.

14 more temporary COVID-19 closures

A Starbucks in Woodcrest was closed for deep cleaning amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Vanessa Franko, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

The novel coronavirus pandemic is creating health and economic dilemmas for Inland eateries.

Some have temporarily shut down amid financial uncertainties. Others have temporarily closed for deep cleaning when staff members test positive for the virus or show symptoms of the sickness. Read more. 

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The Barn is back at UC Riverside

Sonia Torres serves an order for Flip Tanedo, assistant professor of theoretical physics, during his lunch break at the reopening of the Barn on July 13, 2020, at UC Riverside. The Barn reopened Monday for the first time in two years following a $30 million renovation and expansion project.(Photo courtesy of UCR/Stan Lim)

The historical building, once famed for its rock concerts, has reopened after a $30 million overhaul to serve burgers and brews on campus.With its ample dining, university officials expect the facility to provide the only food service to the few hundred people left on campus in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Read more. 

Temecula pulls back on street dining

People walk through Old Town Front Street as patrons dine in the outdoor dining area between Second and Fourth Streets in Old Town Temecula on Wednesday, July 15, 2020. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Temecula’s city council voted this week to reopen Old Town Front Street to vehicles but will continue to encourage patio dining in the city’s entertainment hub. Read more. 

Dine 909: Drinking beer for a cause

Nearly 1,000 breweries from all 50 states and 19 countries are participating in the Black is Beautiful initiative. (File photo by Cindy Yamanaka, Inland Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

Columnist John Plessel knows which Inland breweries are joining an initiative called Black is Beautiful. It raises funds for organizations that support social change. Also, find out what’s new on the local dining scene. Read more. 

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