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Restauratour: Photographic Tour of Pollo Campero

Scroll down for a photo tour of Pollo Campero.

By Lisa Bertagnoli, Contributing Editor -- Chain Leader, 9/1/2005

1. A photo mural depicts scenes from Guatemala; while the parrot is indigenous to the country, the quetzal is the national bird.
2. The Chicago location is the first Pollo Campero restaurant to offer limited, rather than full service.
3. A serve-yourself salsa bar is a first at the Chicago Pollo Campero unit.

4. Glass partitions are etched with the Pollo Campero mascot, a whimsical chicken.
5. High ceilings and plate-glass windows give Pollo Campero’s dining room an airy feeling.

6. The Pollo Campero in Chicago is outfitted with the chain’s first drive-thru lane.

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From Guatemala with Love

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