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Friday 10: 00-02: 30

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Mitzvahland
16733 Ventura Blvd
Encino CA 91436

By phone: 
10 a.m.-06: 00 PM (Pacific Standard Time) 
Local 818-705-7700
Outside 877-505-7700 Los Angeles area

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