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Dinner and a movie on a DTLA rooftop — and a wine list that won’t wreck your budget
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Gab Chabrán , as published by LAist (KPCC / Southern California Public Radio)
· August 13, 2026
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Golden hour hits different at CineOpera — the burrata on this Panzanella practically glows. (Yewon Perry / Courtesy CineOpera) Next time you visit the Arts District, head to CineOpera, an expansive rooftop patio where a DJ plays soft, bumping beats while Raging Bull plays on a large screen, all...
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Key points (Yewon Perry / Courtesy CineOpera) Next time you visit the Arts District, head to CineOpera, an expansive rooftop patio where a DJ plays soft, bumping beats while Raging Bull plays on a large screen, all... Golden hour hits different at CineOpera — the burrata on this Panzanella practically glows.
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What is this story about? Golden hour hits different at CineOpera — the burrata on this Panzanella practically glows. (Yewon Perry / Courtesy CineOpera) Next time you visit the Arts District, head to CineOpera, an expansive rooftop patio where a DJ plays soft, bumping beats while Raging Bull plays on a large screen, all...
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