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Even as a consultant, he became the face of the restaurant which is owned by JC and Edgar CastaГ±eda, whose family owns the LaloвЂ™s chain: вЂњJust updating that Con Todo is up and running and IвЂ™m no longer involved as IвЂ™m working on other projects happening this year,вЂќ Zaragoza wrote in an Instagram story last Friday, April 8. Zaragoza developed the restaurantвЂ™s menu, working on the project for the seven months prior to its opening. Jonathan Zaragoza has left Con Todo, the Mexican American restaurant that debuted in Logan Square in January. Burgoa, a Mexican immigrant who is married to a Ukrainian woman and who served with the Navy in Iraq, tells WBEZ he was moved to take action after reading reports of Russian atrocities.ДЄ post shared by Giuseppe Tentori Zaragoza departs Con Todo

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He has enlisted the help of two cooks and two pastors and has collected an office full of donated supplies, but he still lags in funding. Meanwhile, Esteban Burgoa, a real estate agent on the Northwest Side is trying to raise $15,000 to set up his own mobile kitchen to serve refugees in Eastern Europe, WBEZ reports. (On his own Instagram post, Priolo posted his personal physical activity stats for the day: 23,921 steps and 14 hours standing.) Yesterday the team - which also included the Food NetworkвЂ™s Marc Murphy, Miami chef Karla Hoyos, and actor Liev Schreiber - prepped and served 15,000 meals, Kahan wrote on Instagram. Three Chicago chefs - Paul Kahan (Publican, One Off Hospitalty), Tony Priolo ( Piccolo Sogno), and Giuseppe Tentori (GT Fish and Oyster, Boka Restaurant Group) - are in Poland right now volunteering with JosГ© AndrГ©sвЂ™s World Central Kitchen to prepare meals for Ukrainian refugees at the border. Chicago chefs travel to Europe to feed Ukrainian refugees

The next hearing is scheduled for Friday, April 29. PisorвЂ™s attorney, Lazar Raynal, denied that his client misappropriated the funds in a statement to reporters. In the court hearing in early April, Judge Clare Quish denied PisorвЂ™s request for a temporary restraining order that would allow him back inside the restaurants, as well as requests for undisclosed compensatory and punitive damages. The original complaint details allegations that Lasky has threatened to вЂњair PisorвЂ™s вЂdirty laundryвЂ™вЂќ in relation to вЂњalleged conduct that happened years agoвЂ¦ unless Pisor agreed to accept a below-market buyout from Lasky.вЂќ The claims come nearly two weeks after the pair met in court regarding a lawsuit filed by Pisor that alleges Lasky has banned him from the groupвЂ™s restaurants, which also include neighborhood restaurants Etta and Etta River North, as part of a so-called вЂњillegal coupвЂќ designed to push him out of the company. Co-founder Jim Lasky on Monday filed a document with Cook County circuit court alleging that David Pisor, his partner at hospitality group What If Syndicate, withdrew a total of $265,000 from two bank accounts associated with the business and deposited the money in his personal bank account, according to CrainвЂ™s. A new wrinkle emerged has emerged this week in the legal power struggle among the co-owners of Maple & Ash, the luxurious Gold Coast steakhouse.

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