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OHare International Airport Welcomes Five New Concessions In Terminal Core

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The Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) has proudly introduced five new restaurants in the terminal core of O'Hare International Airport, showcasing local culinary brands like Pronto Sandwiches, Home Run Inn Pizza, and The Bronze Pizza. CDA Commissioner Jamie L. Rhee expressed enthusiasm for these openings, highlighting their role in enhancing the travel experience and creating economic opportunities for local entrepreneurs. The grand openings were celebrated with ribbon-cutting events in Terminal 1, attracting attention to each restaurant's unique offerings. Pronto Sandwiches is known for its Italian-inspired sandwiches crafted with schiacciata bread and high-quality ingredients, while Home Run Inn Pizza continues its legacy with Chicago's beloved tavern-style pizza.

The Bronze Pizza complements the lineup with a menu that includes pizza, salads, wraps, and a selection of cocktails, beer, and wine. Both Home Run Inn and Pronto Sandwiches have additional locations in the airport, ensuring travelers have diverse dining options. These new establishments not only reflect Chicago's rich culinary heritage but also contribute to the local economy by supporting small business growth. As O'Hare continues to evolve, these local brands play a vital role in enhancing the overall passenger experience.

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