History and Culture by Bicycle

This blog is about historical and cultural sites, places and events all over the world visited by bicycle or that could be visited by bicycle. It is to show that a motor vehicle does not always have to be used and it is often better to visit these places by bicycle.

Monday, December 11, 2017

Little Chicago Approved? Closed

Little Chicago Deli has permanently closed.

Loose meat or tavern sandwiches will now have to be compared to the tavern sandwiches of a different restaurant. That restaurant will be selected soon. When it is the restaurant will be announced.

Previous articles in the series:

Little Chicago Approved? Loose Meat Sandwich Restart

Little Chicago Approved? How a Tavern Shall be Made
Little Chicago Approved? History, Recipe, Information
Little Chicago Approved? Little Chicago Deli Tavern
Little Chicago Approved? Madonna Rose Cafe Tavern
Little Chicago Approved? Billy Boy Drive Thru
Little Chicago Approved? Branding Iron Concessions
Little Chicago Approved? Latham Loose-meat's
Little Chicago Approved? B. S. A. Troop 184 Tavern Sandwiches

Posted by John Vodochodsky at 11:21 AM

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