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Azuki Tea is coming soon to the Agoura Meadows shopping center (Vons, CVS, Italia Deli) in Agoura Hills, next to the Puffy Smoke Shop. The other Azuki Boba & Tea opened at the North Ranch Mall (Trader Joe's/Ralph's) in September 2021. Azuki means "red bean" in Japanese.
Laidrey Coffee Roasters is coming soon to the Shops at Kanan Village (IHOP) in Agoura Hills at 5021 Kanan Road. Laidrey is the first female start-up roastery cafe in the San Fernando Valley, with locations in Tarzana and Encino. Learn more at laidrey.com.
The Regency Theatres in Agoura Hills will be operating until February 9th, as the parcel it is located on 29045 Agoura Road (at Cornell Road) will soon be redeveloped into a mixed-use development consisting of a new 4-story apartment building with 278 units (313,000 sq ft), a parking garage, and 5,258 sq ft of commercial space. The project will include housing for 28 qualifying "very low-income" families and 10 qualifying low-income families.
Exotic Thai will be operating until February 7th and indicates it "will be relocating to the Chili and Lime restaurant at 2705 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks" this month. Sushi Su will be operating until February 10th and also indicates they will temporarily be operating at the Chili and Lime restaurant in Thousand Oaks.
Learn more about Agoura Hills housing developments and planning at www.agourahillscity.org. More details about this specific project at THIS LINK (pdf file)
101 BBQ Hut has relocated from The Shoppes at Westlake Village to inside Tavern 101 Grill & Tap House at 28434 Roadside Drive, #2, Agoura Hills. More info at www.101bbqhut.com.
Tavern Tomoko and Ladyface Brewery in Agoura Hills announced last Friday via its Facebook page that they will be closing their doors on December 22nd.
Ladyface Alehouse & Brasserie originally opened late 2009, one of the first microbreweries in the Greater Los Angeles area, and the first brewpub in the Conejo Valley. It took on new ownership in 2020, when it became Tavern Tomoko and Ladyface Brewery. www.taverntomoko.com
UPDATE: That was fast! Soft opening was 12/13/24.
The Cookie Cafe is opening soon at the former Hatch Cafe location at 30651 Thousand Oaks Boulevard in Agoura Hills (cross street Lake Lindero Drive). They will be offering comfort foods like chicken pot pie, quiche, crepes, soups, salads, old-fashioned chocolate chip cookies, and more. Stay tuned. www.TheCookie.cafe
Frankie's Breakfast Burritos is coming soon to the Roadside Plaza at 28708 Roadside Drive in Agoura Hills in what was previously Lemon Tree Chinese Cuisine. This is the same plaza that the old Yamato was located at. Follow them for updates on Instagram @frankiesburritos
Speaking of burritos, there are over 40 Mexican eateries in and around the Conejo Valley compiled at THIS LINK.
Ma Dukes by L.A. Roots Catering at 30651 Thousand Oaks Blvd (at Lake Lindero Dr) in Agoura Hills will be serving its final artisan pizza this Sunday, September 22nd, but for very good reasons - the owner of L.A. Roots, Isaiah Seay, is expanding and relocating L.A. Roots Catering. To learn more, visit www.larootscatering.com. The Ma Dukes concept was created by Seay in homage to his parents and was named after his mother's nickname. To place final Ma Dukes pizza orders, visit madukesla.com or call 818-309-3919.
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