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Oswego OKs loan and grant to help breakfast restaurant open downtown

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By Chicago Tribune
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In brief

Oswego city council has approved financial incentives for the expansion of Wholey Granoly, a popular breakfast and brunch establishment. The Illinois-based restaurant chain plans to establish its second location in downtown Oswego's revitalized Main Street district, occupying the vacant space previously operated by The Dairy Barn. This strategic investment aims to strengthen the downtown economy, create local employment opportunities, and attract foot traffic to the area through the combination of municipal loan and grant support.

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Oswego OKs loan and grant to help breakfast restaurant open downtown
Oswego OKs loan and grant to help breakfast restaurant open downtown

The owner of Wholey Granoly – with an established eatery in Bolingbrook – is looking to open a second location at 121 S. Main St. in downtown Oswego at the former site of The Dairy Barn, which closed a few years ago.
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