Bill and Nada's: Remembering the iconic 24 hour SLC diner
Opened in 1946 by Bill and Nada McHenry a year after they got married, the much-missed 24-hour cafe that once stood at 479 S, became a staple of the SLC food scene.
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Opened in 1946 by Bill and Nada McHenry a year after they got married, the much-missed 24-hour cafe that once stood at 479 S, became a staple of the SLC food scene.
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