Cleveland celebrity chef bans Trump from restaurant

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Michael Symon, one of Cleveland’s most popular homegrown chefs, said during a radio interview that the presumed Republican presidential nominee will not be allowed in either of his restaurants.

Lola and Mabel’s BBQ are in the city’s hot-spot dining area, just blocks away from Quicken Loans Arena, where Trump is expected to formally accept the GOP nomination next month during the Republican National Convention.

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