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The Organic Panificio Restaurant & Cafe
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Never in my two years of living in Los Angeles have I ever been so upset and outraged by a dining experience. My dear friend held a party at OP on Friday. There were maybe 40 of us taking up the entire space in Marina Del Ray. When my best friend had too much to drink, I escorted her outside to a designated driver. When I went back in to OP, I was told that there was a no ""reentry policy."" Then the bald man at the door told me, ""you amuse me and because of that I'll let you back in."" and proceeded to lecture! Lecture! I understand if we were at a nightclub in the deepest part of the city and it was packed at the seams by questionable types. And as if he could salaciously entertain me; as if it were a game. This was the most horrible, uncivilized encounter I've ever had at the entrance of a restaurant. I am even embarassed to tell it to my friends. If it were possible to give 0 stars, I would.
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