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Don’t spoil your appetite with Halloween candy this week. You might want to save room for some award-winning tortillas from a couple of Inland restaurants.

Despite the challenges of dining out these days, including the closure of a couple of high-profile restaurants, there are still plenty of good meals to be had. And one Inland city has extended outdoor dining into next year.

Here are the latest food happenings in the Inland Empire, plus a couple of recipes to make at home, too.

Signage for  of a restaurant at 950 Ontario Mills Drive, Ontario, leaves behind the words New York Grill. (Photo by Fielding Buck, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Another local restaurant said it plans to move into the property outside of Ontario Mills shopping center. Read more.

This March 2020 file photo shows the former Tilted Kilt Bar & Eatery in Moreno Valley. The Rancho Cucamonga location has also closed. (File photo by Fielding Buck)

Columnist John Plessel shares how Chipotle’s Halloween Boorito event is going digital due to the coronavirus pandemic and how Oggi’s is launching its 30th anniversary celebration with a giveaway. Read more.

Paulie’s Pizza Pub general manger Jennifer Robledo places drink special signs on tables outside the restaurant in the middle of Second Avenue in downtown Upland Friday, Oct. 23, 2020. The city is extending the outdoor dining permits in the area into 2021 due to COVID-19 outbreak. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

The decision comes as it doesn’t appear that San Bernardino County will allow restaurants to reopen their dining rooms any time soon. Read more.

Veronica De La Paz (left) stretches a fresh corn tortilla as Margarita Nepomuceno (right) rolls freshly made flour tortillas as at Mitla Cafe in San Bernardino Thursday morning October 15, 2020. The corn tortillas at famed Mitla Cafe scored highly in the KCRW Tortilla Tournament. The restaurant makes hundreds of tortilla’s daily. Mitla’s opened in 1937. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

They do it old school at the restaurant along Route 66, which opened in 1937. Read more.

“Our tortillas are made fresh daily. We make it with love,”Gloria Gonzalez, asst. mgr., emphasizes at Anchos Southwest Grill and Bar in Riverside on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020. The eatery scored high in the annual KCRW Tortilla Tournament, advancing two rounds and besting better-known LA tortillerias. One judge praised its salty, thick and flaky properties. (Photo by Cindy Yamanaka, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

The restaurant in Riverside’s La Sierra neighborhood is known for the way it makes tortillas in the middle of its dining room. Read more.

A Laymon Candy Company employee hand packs freshly made peanut brittle at the shop in San Bernardino on Friday, Oct. 23, 2020. (Photo by Terry Pierson, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

The family-owned company is finding ways to rise to the challenges of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Read more.

Brockton Arcade is a 1950s-era shopping center in Riverside. (Photo by Fielding Buck, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

The neighborhood restaurant in Brockton Arcade will be doing takeout and family meals for four in addition to its old favorites. Read more.

Sweet-Sour Vegetarian Stuffed Bell Peppers feature a mix of raisins, pine nuts rice and a blend of seasonings. (Photo by Nick Koon)

As a vegetarian dinner alternative, this delicious dish is made with raisins, pine nuts, long grain rice and a host of seasonings. Read more.

Boneless skinless chicken breasts glazed with marmalade may be garnished with toasted sesame seeds or frsh chives cut into small crosswise pieces. (Photo by Cathy Thomas)

Chicken breasts are a good source of protein and other nutrients. And they can be source of excitement as well. Trying serving them almond-crusted, coated with Parmesan or glazed with orange marmalade. Read more.

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