| 41. | Restaurateurs and hoteliers zachynyaly the doors, insulted, stretched hands.
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| 42. | The Criterion is one of Chicago restaurateur Bob Payton's successes.
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| 43. | The fledgling restaurateurs got advice from the chef James Beard.
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| 44. | Restaurateurs in Chicago have far lower costs to contend with.
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| 45. | The recipe comes from Luckett Davidson, a Louisville restaurateur.
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| 46. | He became the Valley's best-known restaurateur.
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| 47. | In the legitimate world, Lai is a restaurateur and civic leader.
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| 48. | And many storekeepers and restaurateurs worry they may never recover.
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| 49. | Understandable, because nobody can blame restaurateurs for not wanting bums around.
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| 50. | But other restaurateurs have followed through with the same idea.
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