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After More Than 40 Years in Business, Le Chef Closes Its Doors

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Le Chef, on the corner of Jobs Lane, has been an institution in Southampton Village for decades. It closed for business, permanently, on December 30.

A Southampton Village institution closed its doors for good right before the new year. Le Chef, the popular French bistro that has drawn a devoted clientele for more than 40... more

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After More Than 40 Years in Business, Le Chef Closes Its Doors

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After More Than 40 Years in Business, Le Chef Closes Its Doors

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