La Josie•West Loop

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Cooking and feeding one another is an act of community. Hoy por tí. Mañana por mí: This Spanish idiom embodies a sense of unity and helping each other today because we don’t know what tomorrow holds. We welcome you to La Josie. Our Bib Gourmand, Upscale-casual Mexican restaurant with three agave bars, including one on the rooftop, brings traditional flavors in a modern, yet comfortable atmosphere in Chicago’s West Loop. Since May 2017, Chef/Owner Pepe Barajas has offered creative and thoughtful dishes influenced by allregions of Mexico alongside some of his family's recipes from their home state (and tequila's birthplace), Jalisco, Mexico.

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Cooking and feeding one another is an act of community. Hoy por tí. Mañana por mí: This Spanish idiom embodies a sense of unity and helping each other today because we don’t know what tomorrow holds. We welcome you to La Josie. Our Bib Gourmand, Upscale-casual Mexican restaurant with three agave bars, including one on the rooftop, brings traditional flavors in a modern, yet comfortable atmosphere in Chicago’s West Loop. Since May 2017, Chef/Owner Pepe Barajas has offered creative and thoughtful dishes influenced by allregions of Mexico alongside some of his family's recipes from their home state (and tequila's birthplace), Jalisco, Mexico.
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Cooking and feeding one another is an act of community. Hoy por tí. Mañana por mí: This Spanish idiom embodies a sense of unity and helping each other today because we don’t know what tomorrow holds. We welcome you to La Josie. Our Bib Gourmand, Upscale-casual Mexican restaurant with three agave bars, including one on the rooftop, brings traditional flavors in a modern, yet comfortable atmosphere in Chicago’s West Loop. Since May 2017, Chef/Owner Pepe Barajas has offered creative and thoughtful dishes influenced by allregions of Mexico alongside some of his family's recipes from their home state (and tequila's birthplace), Jalisco, Mexico.