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Retail Food Based on Business Licenses Retail Food Based on Business Licenses ACCOUNT NUMBER SITE NUMBER LEGAL NAME DOING BUSINESS AS NAME 464153 1 VERVE WINE CHICAGO, VERVE WINE LLC 298924 27 PANDA EXPRESS, INC. Panda Express #3372 470834 1 Dumex LLC Los Mangos 470759 1 AQ & RH Burritos Inc El Gran Burrito Express #3 331704 2 ADAM SEAFOOD, INC. SHRIMP HOUSE 469594 1 OVY POP INC. OVY'S KITCHEN 420686 1 3848 N. HARLEM TAVERN Social Junkie LLC 455698 1 PK THAI, INC. THAI TOWN CHICAGO 432581 1 SULTAN KITCHEN INC. BOMBAY HOUSE & GRILL 369962 2 ILLINOIS-RAVENSWOOD JULIUS-MEINL INC. 342561 1 ASSAULT AND BURGERY, Jeff & Judes L.L.C. 471258 1 BSQ OpCo LLC Bakers Square #220658 458117 1 JIMMYS BEST OF 87TH JIMMY'S BEST FISH & CHICKEN INC. 471288 1 El Taconazo Express INC El Taconazo Express INC 422034 1 PRIVATE HOLDINGS LLC PARKSIDE CAFE 471384 1 UNITED COUSINS INC. THE CRAB HOUSE Page 1 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE LICENSE CODE 2349 N LINCOLN AVE 1 A-1-130 CHICAGO 60614 1006 723 S SEELEY AVE CHICAGO 60612 1006 5923 W 63RD ST 1 CHICAGO 60638 1006 334 N LARAMIE AVE CHICAGO 60644 1006 1800 E 79TH ST CHICAGO 60649 1006 7035 W ADDISON ST CHICAGO 60634 1006 3848 N HARLEM AVE 1 CHICAGO 60634 1006 4461 N PULASKI RD CHICAGO 60630 1006 560 W VAN BUREN ST 1ST CHICAGO 60607 1006 1918 W MONTROSE AVE CHICAGO 60613 1006 1024 N WESTERN AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60622 1006 5220 N HARLEM AVE CHICAGO 60656 1006 1347 E 87TH ST 1 CHICAGO 60619 1006 3129 W ARMITAGE AVE 3 CHICAGO 60647 1006 308 W 33RD ST 1ST REAR CHICAGO 60616 1006 1049 W 103RD ST CHICAGO 60643 1006 Page 2 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses LICENSE DESCRIPTION LICENSE NUMBER APPLICATION TYPE Retail Food Establishment 2704075 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2758124 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757143 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2754157 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757670 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2749263 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2551384 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2642197 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2631706 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2704453 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 1965180 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757726 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2663439 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757771 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2560470 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757867 ISSUE Page 3 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses LICENSE TERM START LICENSE TERM EXPIRATION DATE ISSUED LICENSE STATUS DATE DATE 11/13/2020 11/15/2022 11/13/2020 AAI 11/13/2020 03/15/2022 11/13/2020 AAI 11/13/2020 11/15/2022 11/13/2020 AAI 11/13/2020 11/15/2022 11/13/2020 AAI 11/13/2020 09/15/2021 11/13/2020 AAI 11/13/2020 11/15/2022 11/13/2020 AAI 12/14/2017 12/15/2019 12/14/2017 AAI 01/23/2019 07/15/2021 01/23/2019 AAI 12/12/2018 07/15/2021 12/12/2018 AAI 11/17/2020 03/15/2022 11/17/2020 AAI 12/03/2009 11/15/2010 12/03/2009 AAI 11/18/2020 12/15/2022 11/18/2020 AAI 11/18/2020 12/15/2022 11/18/2020 AAI 11/18/2020 12/15/2022 11/18/2020 AAI 02/08/2019 07/15/2021 02/08/2019 AAI 11/19/2020 12/15/2022 11/19/2020 AAI Page 4 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses LICENSE STATUS CHANGE DATE Page 5 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 471668 1 STONY ISLAND SEAFOOD FISHERMANS ISLAND MARKET INC. 430890 1 VALERIE CRENSHAW VAL'S KOSHER KITCHEN (CW) 455230 1 BROTHER'S MACAS INC BROTHERS RESTAURANT 426005 1 SALERNO'S ROGERS SALERNO'S PIZZA / WHISKEY HILL PARK, INC. BREWING & PIZZA BAR 358251 2 A.P. DELI INC. XI A.P. DELI INC. XI 416367 1 TAYLORMADE LLC TAYLORMADE QUE 428534 1 TONYS FOOD TONY'S STEAK & LEMONADE SHRIMP MAX ENTERPRISE INC. FISH & CHICKEN 416058 1 FUN HAUS LLC FUNKENHAUSEN 431474 1 3225 N HARLEM, INC. TACOS EL PARAISO 28383 1 LUBIANA INC LUBIANA INC 471284 1 Squeez Juice Bar INC. Squeez Juice Bar 464217 1 PORK CHOP HYDE PARK PORKCHOP II LLC 431147 1 CONRADS-WICKER PARK CONRAD'S GRILL LLC 428964 1 ICYLICIOUS INC. ICYLICIOUS 427156 1 MR BEEF & PIZZA LLC MR BEEF ON HARLEM 420969 1 PHOENIX SOY LLC PHOENIX SOY LLC 372886 2 TAQUERIA MARAVATIO TAQUERIA MARAVATIO INC INC 421379 1 LA PATRONA, INC. LA CALAVERA Page 6 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 6700 S STONY ISLAND AVE F CHICAGO 60649 1006 819 S PULASKI RD CHICAGO 60624 1006 3000 W BELMONT AVE CHICAGO 60618 1006 1629-1631 W HOWARD ST 1ST CHICAGO 60626 1006 1759 E 75TH ST 1 CHICAGO 60649 1006 6717 S HALSTED ST CHICAGO 60621 1006 1757 W 87TH ST 1ST CHICAGO 60620 1006 1709 W CHICAGO AVE 1 CHICAGO 60622 1006 3225 N HARLEM AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60634 1006 6100 W ADDISON ST 1 CHICAGO 60634 1006 705 W BELDEN AVE CHICAGO 60614 1006 1625 N HALSTED ST 1 CHICAGO 60614 1006 1422 N MILWAUKEE AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60622 1006 6750 N SHERIDAN RD CHICAGO 60626 1006 3917 N HARLEM AVE 1 CHICAGO 60634 1006 5426 N BROADWAY 1ST CHICAGO 60640 1006 2618-2620 W 59TH ST 1 1 CHICAGO 60629 1006 1438 W CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO 60642 1006 Page 7 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses Retail Food Establishment 2758303 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2622576 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2641464 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2588932 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2647064 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2528763 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2608180 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2528265 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2626551 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757355 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757759 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2699239 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2626938 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2609096 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2595327 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2551924 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2589996 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2578261 ISSUE Page 8 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 11/19/2020 12/15/2022 11/19/2020 AAI 09/25/2018 07/15/2021 09/25/2018 AAI 01/04/2019 07/15/2021 01/04/2019 AAI 04/02/2018 07/15/2021 04/02/2018 AAI 02/20/2019 07/15/2021 02/20/2019 AAI 05/30/2018 02/15/2021 05/30/2018 AAI 09/19/2018 02/15/2021 09/19/2018 AAI 08/01/2018 02/15/2021 08/01/2018 AAI 10/16/2018 02/15/2021 10/16/2018 AAI 11/20/2020 10/15/2021 11/20/2020 AAI 11/20/2020 12/15/2022 11/20/2020 AAI 11/20/2020 12/15/2022 11/20/2020 AAI 11/07/2018 02/15/2021 11/07/2018 AAI 07/23/2018 02/15/2021 07/23/2018 AAI 10/01/2018 02/15/2021 10/01/2018 AAI 08/27/2018 02/15/2021 08/27/2018 AAI 10/16/2018 02/15/2021 08/20/2018 AAI 07/03/2018 02/15/2021 07/03/2018 AAI Page 9 of 1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses Page 10 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 467131 1 MONA'S SWEET SPOT MONA'S SWEET SPOT LLC LLC 470949 1 JAVIER LEBRON QUE RICO! 463258 1 3XLLL SHEFFIELD LLC KAPITAN 471489 1 Tastee Rolls II LLC Tastee Rolls 2 432057 1 LUELLA'S GOSPEL BIRD LUELLA'S GOSPEL BIRD LLC 424275 1 CEDAR FAMILY LLC CEDAR HOUSE 469761 1 Dinner And A Movie LLC Dinner And A Movie 471728 1 Tea Space LLC Hugo Tea Company 471126 1 Seafood City Seafood City 431914 1 TZATZIKI ILLINOIS LLC Southern Comfort Kitchen 471833 1 SHAWARMA 24 INC. MR SHAWARMA 471544 1 Bina's Place Inc. Bina's Place 470360 1 ANDYSUNFLOWER CAFE, ANDYSUNFLOWER CAFE LLC 471767 1 Avenida Peru Co. Avenida Peru Co. 426470 1 THE KEDZIE INN LLC THE KEDZIE INN 431393 1 MUSTY'S HALAL FOOD, CHICAGO HALAL INC. 430124 1 TEALICIOUS INC. TSAOCAA TEA 432670 1 FIRE HOUSE BAKERY LLC FIREHOUSE BAKERY AND GRILL Page 11 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 5412 W DEVON AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60646 1006 4454 S WESTERN AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60609 1006 2142 N CLYBOURN AVE 1 CHICAGO 60614 1006 130 E 79TH ST CHICAGO 60619 1006 2009 N DAMEN AVE CHICAGO 60647 1006 655 W ARMITAGE AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60614 1006 2500 N ASHLAND AVE 1 1 CHICAGO 60614 1006 1816 N MILWAUKEE AVE UNIT A CHICAGO 60647 1006 1233 W 99TH ST 1 CHICAGO 60643 1006 3650 W 47TH ST 1ST CHICAGO 60632 1006 4552 N MAGNOLIA AVE CHICAGO 60640 1006 2210 W TOUHY AVE 1ST CHICAGO 60645 1006 756 E 111TH ST 1ST CHICAGO 60628 1006 3131 N CENTRAL AVE CHICAGO 60634 1006 4100-4102 N KEDZIE AVE 1 CHICAGO 60618 1006 2233 N LINCOLN AVE 1 1 CHICAGO 60614 1006 2026 S CLARK ST 1ST G CHICAGO 60616 1006 720 E 75TH ST 1ST CHICAGO 60619 1006 Page 12 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses Retail Food Establishment 2718362 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757278 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2694641 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2758017 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2630672 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2575336 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2749481 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2762153 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2757536 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2627575 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2762269 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2758097 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2753676 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2762211 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2589660 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2626454 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2617378 ISSUE Retail Food Establishment 2631832 ISSUE Page 13 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 11/23/2020 12/15/2022 11/23/2020 AAI 11/23/2020 12/15/2022 11/23/2020 AAI 11/23/2020 12/15/2022 11/23/2020 AAI 11/23/2020 12/15/2022 11/23/2020 AAI 11/02/2018 07/15/2021 11/02/2018 AAI 02/16/2018 07/15/2021 02/16/2018 AAI 11/24/2020 10/15/2022 10/02/2020 AAI 11/25/2020 12/15/2022 11/25/2020 AAI 11/25/2020 12/15/2022 11/25/2020 AAI 01/04/2019 07/15/2021 01/04/2019 AAI 11/30/2020 12/15/2022 11/30/2020 AAI 12/02/2020 12/15/2022 12/02/2020 AAI 12/02/2020 12/15/2022 12/02/2020 AAI 12/02/2020 12/15/2022 12/02/2020 AAI 06/12/2018 07/15/2021 06/12/2018 AAI 11/21/2018 07/15/2021 11/21/2018 AAI 12/04/2018 02/15/2021 12/04/2018 AAI 12/05/2018 02/15/2021 12/05/2018 AAI Page 14 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses Page 15 of1515 09/24/2021 Retail Food Based on Business Licenses 358240 2 LUZ RODRIGUEZ VIP NUTRITION 432927 1 DIVERSEY DOLLAR DIVERSEY DOLLAR ISLAND, INC.

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