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  2. Hamburger Hamlet - Wikipedia

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    Opened in 1950 by actor Harry Lewis with his future wife Marilyn (m.1952), [1] [2] it grew to a chain of 24 locations, including the Chicago and Washington, D.C. metro areas, [3] before they were all either sold or closed down. Lewis named the restaurant in honor of the titular character in Shakespeare's eponymous play. [4]

  3. List of Great British Menu chefs (series 1–4) - Wikipedia

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    Tom Lewis is a chef of the Monachyle Mhor hotel and restaurant. [8] He lost the Scotland heat to Nick Nairn in series one. Lewis's family moved from Wales and bought a 2,000-acre (810 ha) farm, which then became his parents' bed and breakfast in order "to supplement their income", and then became a "four-star, 14-bedroom hotel and hub" known as ...

  4. Frisch's - Wikipedia

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    Frisch's Café was a success and in 1938 a second location opened, this one across from the Stag Lunch in Norwood. However, Frisch couldn't meet expenses of the Norwood restaurant and facing bankruptcy, both cafés closed in 1938. Fred Cornuelle, a local businessman counseled Frisch and provided money for a new restaurant.

  5. Review: LeRoy and Lewis is Austin's most original barbecue ...

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  6. Exclusive: LeRoy & Lewis opens barbecue restaurant in ... - AOL

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    The LeRoy and Lewis truck makes one of the best burgers in town, and that 1/2 pound brisket-based beast is on the menu at the restaurant, draped with American cheese and topped with grilled onions ...

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  8. Norwood Club - Wikipedia

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    [10] [1] Norwood and his family moved into the Norwood House in 1847, [8] and the two houses to the left and right of #241, at #239 and #243, were sold by the beginning of 1853; [1] #243 was later a speakeasy called the Tammany Tough Club. [10] Andrew S. Norwood's son, Andrew G. Norwood, inherited the home in 1858 following his father's death ...

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