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Sun Valley Jose Mier on Dining Indoors

Sun Valley Jose Mier Indoor Dining

Do You Remember That?

Sun Valley Jose Mier wants to write about something that we haven’t been able to do for a long time: walk into a restaurant and sit down at a table. Our Sun Valley restaurants, as well as pretty much all restaurants in California, have been forced to scramble to allow diners to eat outside to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus. While that was a stopgap measure we grudgingly went along with that till now.

Sun Valley Jose Mier Indoor Dining
Sun Valley Jose Mier Indoor Dining

As we all know, State of California recently allowed limited indoor dining so we sent one of our reporters, Claude, to go out to eat and report back. That he did and these are his findings. Claude took a trip down the 5 freeway (easily accessible from just about anywhere in Sun Valley) to the flower Fields in Carlsbad California. After taking in all the colorful flowers, Claude and his group decided to grab something to eat. PF Chang’s was very close by so the group stopped in there.

With limited seating restaurants can’t handle the same amount of patrons as before so he had to put his name on a waiting list. The wait was about 30 minutes so it wasn’t too bad. On receiving text that his table was ready Claude and the group were escorted to a table in the center of the room. They noticed that there weren’t as many tables inside as before in order to maintain safe distance from other diners. In fact, this table was the only one in the middle of that side of the restaurant. There were other booths where diners were seated–and of course these can’t be moved—but Claude’s table was the only movable table on that side of the restaurant.

Other than that the dining experience was pretty much same as pre-coronavirus. Claude did mention that the portions seemed a little smaller than before and one has to wonder if restaurants are cutting corners to maximize profits due to the fact that they can’t seat same number of diners as before. It may be something we have to live with for the foreseeable future but it may be worth the price to take the family out to eat inside once again.

The same experience is probably being played out in any and all of our Sun Valley restaurants. If you’re itching for some indoor dining please try patronizing one or more of our local eateries.

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Sun Valley Jose Mier on the Easing Up

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COVID Vaccine Availability A Positive Sign

Sun Valley Jose Mier with an update on the reopening of our community. Sun Valley residents finally taking a sigh of partial relief in that our restaurants and other businesses that were closed before are now able to reopen, at least partially. Part of the reason for this is the low number of new cases reported in California as well as the increasing availability of vaccines.

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covid vaccine sun valley jose mier

Based on anecdotal evidence, we can see that more of our friends and colleagues are scheduling appointments for the COVID vaccine which means more people will be less likely to contract this virus over time. Psychologically, we can see sense of relief in the people that we’ve talked to, especially restaurant owners who can now take people inside the restaurants where they couldn’t before.

This is all good news or Sun Valley business. It still feels like the restrictions are unnecessary and that restaurants should be open to higher capacity, but we are glad to see any amount of indoor dining at this point after having been forced to eat outdoors or not at all. There seems to be an increased sense of optimism now given the easing up of restrictions. As promoters of Sun Valley’s economy we’re very glad to see these new steps being taken.

If you live in Sun Valley and haven’t yet taken advantage of indoor dining that you’re favorite restaurant, we are at Sun Valley Jose Mier encourage you to do so now. Let’s get Sun Valley booming again.

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Greener Hills Above Sun Valley

Sun Valley Jose Mier Loves the Lush Mountains

We wait for it every year. The winter rainy season. This time it seemed to be delayed. January, usually our wettest month, had a few spits and sprinkles but not a lot of rain. February was not much different and probably even drier than January. The first few days of March, however, saw some significant rainfall which was very welcome.

If you’re a reader of Sun Valley Jose Mier you know that we often stress the danger of fire in our Sun Valley foothills. This summer–and even into December–we had very hot and dry conditions and the recent rains are quite welcome. For a time they will prevent the outbreak of fire in our community and they have the added benefit of making our usually brown foothills quite verdant. Sometimes it may seem that we live in a desert environment but after the series of showers, hillsides around our community suddenly turn green. Right now in March this is the perfect time for visitors to Southern California to enjoy the newly green scenery around Sun Valley.

For those who are thinking of moving to this area the green of our Verdugo foothills is probably an even more attractive feature.

As we look at the weather forecast for the coming weeks it doesn’t look as if there’s any more rain on tap in the near future. Nevertheless, the effect of rains up to this point will allow us to enjoy some nicer Sun Valley scenery.

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Sun Valley Jose Mier Uses WikiWand

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Our City At a Glance

Sun Valley Jose Mier constantly searches the Internet for Sun Valley, CA information. For those of us who live here it’s important we keep abreast of everything that concerns our city and there are a lot of online resources to do this. If you’re reader of these pages you know that we constantly make use of weather, dining, transportation or other websites that have to do with Sun Valley. Our most recent find is one called Wikiwand.

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wikiwand site sun valley jose mier

Similar to Wikipedia, this site has general demographic information about our community including be ethnic makeup of our residents. According to this information they say that Sun Valley is ”moderately diverse” with about 70% of the population being Latino. Similarly about 50 to 60 percent of the population claims Mexico as their country of origin.

We at Sun Valley Jose Mier like to compare and contrast different demographic websites to see if there’s any variation in the information they are serving up to us. With this particular website it looks to be on par with the other demographic information websites we’ve checked in the past. One thing to note about Sun Valley is that we have a rather youthful population. The average age here is 28 years so that means we have a lot of young people and families.

It stands to reason that we have such useful population in that our median housing price is lower than many other areas in greater Los Angeles. That means young families looking to purchase a home for the first time in the San Fernando Valley may be drawn to Sun Valley because they don’t have to spend as much as they would in other areas. The median income for our residents is a little over $51,000 per year which is close to the national average but on the low side for Los Angeles County, so lower home prices make living more affordable.

If you’re interested in finding out more about Sun Valley California you can do like we did and check out Wikiwand. It may prove to be a valuable tool if you’re looking for information on this area prior to moving here.

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Sun Valley Restaurants Reopen

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Support Our Community

Sun Valley Jose Mier is committed to fostering the best economic environment in our community. In recent months Sun Valley’s economy—just like most California cities–has taken a real hit. Most notably it’s been our restaurants that have suffered the most.

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With outdoor dining now allowed is up to us to keep our Sun Valley restaurants in business. We thought it might be good to highlight individual restaurants in Sun Valley so that readers of this blog can show their support by dining at or taking out from the restaurant featured on these pages.

Today’s restaurant that we like to highlight is Georgio’s sports bar and pizzeria. Sun Valley residents will be very familiar with this Sun Valley institution on Sunland Boulevard right near the 5 freeway ramp (8414 Sunland Blvd). If pizza is on your take out list why not make the decision to take out next time from Georgio’s. Let’s spread the wealth around in support one Sun Valley restaurant after another.

For a complete list of Sun Valley restaurants check out zomato.com.

 

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