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Welcome to the red tier. San Bernardino County restaurants got the go-ahead to open indoor dining rooms on Sunday, followed by Riverside County on Wednesday.

Do you think it will last this time? And are you ready to eat inside restaurants, or will you stick to takeout and patios?

No matter what, dining options are expanding from Upland to Lake Elsinore, as John Plessel explains in his Dine 909 column.

But if you want to do it yourself, get some tips from celebrity chef Darrell “Das” Smith.

And if you really want to do it yourself, learn how to grow your own tomatoes.

Mariscos El Güero Baja Style Ceviche Bar has opened its third Inland Empire location at Colonies Crossroads in Upland. In addition to ceviche, the chain also offers seafood baskets and other Mexican seafood items, like fish and shrimp tacos. (Photo by John Plessel)

Also, the Inland Empire has gained two more Mountain Mike’s Pizza locations, and MrBeast Burger has launched a collectors’ cup series. Read more.

Chef Darrell “Das” Smith, who has cooked for Sean Combs and Michelle Obama, has launched Spice Sack, a new product meant to take the intimidation out of cooking. (Courtesy of Spice Sack)

Chef Darrell “Das” Smith, who has cooked for Sean Combs and Michelle Obama, has launched Spice Sack, a new product meant to take the intimidation out of cooking. Read more.

Tomato growing cheat sheet: Sign up for the Garden Party newsletter

We’ll give you important tricks and tip for growing tomatoes in our limited run, eight week newsletter, Garden Party (Photo by Alex Groves, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG).

Learn how to grow great tomatoes with our Garden Party newsletter, a cheat sheet that will tell you what you need to know for getting the most out of your plants this season. Read more.

One of the most popular dishes at California Pizza Kitchen is BBQ Chicken Pizza. (Photo by Chas Metivier, contributing photographer, Orange County Register/SCNG)

The Playa Vista-based restaurant chain announced it will serve fans at four places in Dodgers Stadium. Read more.

San Bernardino County residents celebrate reopenings with the county moving into a less restrictive COVID-19 tier for the first time in months. Read more.

Inland restaurants and breweries anticipate the move to red tier

Owner Melissa Fisher pours hard seltzer at Escape Craft Brewery in Redlands in September. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Businesses are optimistic but aware of the uncertainties that remain amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Read more.

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