The owners of The Wiener’s Circle in Lincoln Park delivered food last week to a group of 60 migrants who’ve been eating primarily cold sandwiches since they arrived in Chicago on Dec. 26.
on Dec. 26, on a bus sent by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, and were greeted by subzero temperatures.
So far, several volunteers have stepped up; the Weiner’s Circle has been posting about its efforts on social media. The restaurant is best known for serving up comedic insults to customers but also has used its well-known sign on North Clark Street to post messages, in colorful language, roasting political leaders and advocating for causes. Most can’t be repeated here.
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