Chug’s Diner in Coconut Grove, Florida
You will normally find me at Chug’s Diner in Coconut Grove having a cafe con leche, a breakfast sandwich, and a thick slab of their Beltran’s bacon.
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You will normally find me at Chug’s Diner in Coconut Grove having a cafe con leche, a breakfast sandwich, and a thick slab of their Beltran’s bacon.
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