The Old School Cafeteria-Style Chicago Restaurant That Is A Favorite Of President Obama
Valois Cafeteria is a mainstay of Hyde Park and a favorite of president Barack Obama. Its no-frills atmosphere is authentic to Chicago's working-class ethos.
Valois Cafeteria is a mainstay of Hyde Park and a favorite of president Barack Obama. Its no-frills atmosphere is authentic to Chicago's working-class ethos.
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