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Healthy Dining Chicago Celebrates 10 Years of Eating Well
Business owners in La Grange, La Grange Park and Western Springs tell Patch how their businesses came about and what makes them unique in town.
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Business: Healthy Dining Chicago, 151 N. Brainard Ave. in La Grange
Founder: Laura Bruzas
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How did the business come to be?
I had an idea and decided to plug away at building a community around it.
Why did you choose the area you did?
La Grange has lots of great people, is close to the city, has a wonderful library, is very affordable and getting more and more progressive with each year.
What does your business offer?
Healthy Dining Chicago offers bite-sized, easy-to-digest morsels of practical information, valuable resources to help health-minded consumers make informed food choices that foster personal wellness, conservation & animal compassion.
Our resources include a Restaurant Go Guide, a book entitled 100 Simple Ways to Eat Well for Less, local tours and dine-outs, healthy cooking classes, a weekly e-newsletter and fast-n-easy recipes for home cooks who like to eat well but want out of the kitchen fast!
What's something interesting about your business your customers might not know?
We're a "little engine that could" all-volunteer community education and outreach effort.
What's your most popular product or service?
Each and every one of our offerings is popular! Call us today for more information about our company and how we can help you and your family.
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