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Where is the cat in the kitchen scene?

Behind the umbrella

Just on the left of the dart game, top left on the picture

Is no cat, that's why is a mouse trap in the picture

The cat is sleeping on the chair behind the June's Journey logo (bottom right), so you won't be able to see it unless you click into the game. Sneaky!

I believe it is the shape on the front facing leg of the table. Its a design that resembles a cat.

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Inside the Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen Implosion

Read through all of Eater’s coverage leading to the fall of Outfox Hospitality

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In April, when Outfox Hospitality suddenly closed all 33 of its Foxtrot locations in Chicago, Texas, and the D.C. area, plus a pair of Dom’s Kitchen & Market locations on Chicago’s North Side, about a 1,000 workers lost their jobs without warning and its store vendors scrambled for solutions. Outfox has made little public comment and offered little communication with their ex-employees.

In particular, Foxtrot had built a big brand fixated on the North Side of Chicago. It was a hybrid corner store, cafe, bar, and Instacart competitor. The chain traits were similar to af 7-Eleven, but instead of Slurpees, Foxtrot sold natural wine, craft beer, and gourmet items made by well-known chefs. Weeks after the closure, the stores have been left in various conditions. Some have been papered up. Others look ready for the start of business with fully stocked shelves. As of early May, the site of a proposed Dom’s in River North still has “coming soon” signage.

Outfox was powered by venture capital. When Dom’s and Foxtrot merged in November 2023, Foxtrot had already reportedly raised $194 million in total funding. Under the Outfox umbrella, both brands had designs on expansion, and Foxtrot was planning to debut in New York. Now, Foxtrot’s assets are about to be sold via auction. No bankruptcy filing has been made.

Read through Eater Chicago’s coverage of Foxtrot and Dom’s for a clearer picture of what the shutters mean, and bookmark this page for future updates.

Foxtrot’s Founder May Mount a Comeback as Parent Company Files for Bankruptcy

Sources say Mike LaVitola wants to revive 10 locations

Foxtrot and Dom’s Fallout Continues as Liquidation Looms

Jeni’s Lincoln Park, which shared space with Foxtrot, is temporary closed

Foxtrot and Dom’s Face a Lawsuit While Former Vendors Scramble For Solutions

A local coffee maker Kyoto Black — without warning — is left without its biggest wholesale customer

Foxtrot, Dom’s Kitchen & Market Closing All Locations

The move comes five months after the company merged to form Outfox Hospitality

Foxtrot’s Chicago-Style Hot Dog Potato Chips Don’t Taste Like Hot Dog Water

The vegetarian snacks pander to Chicagoans and are hard to resist

Foxtrot and Chicago Bulls Star Zach LaVine Launch Candy Collaboration

Plus, Maple & Ash’s owner settle and a city mistake closes a Logan Square restaurant

An Old Town Grocer Vows to Disrupt The Store Landscape

Mayor Lori Lightfoot feels Dom’s Kitchen & Market will succeed as the future of Jewel-Osco remains uncertain

Trendy Corner Store Chain Foxtrot Market Plans 25 More Chicago Outposts in 2022

Plus, plans for a craft brewery HQ in Wisconsin fall through and 5 Loaves Eatery is still looking for help to reopen

Explore Dom’s Kitchen & Market, Chicago’s Massive New Grocery Emporium

Peek inside this palace of specialty foods from the founder of Mariano’s

Alcohol Delivery Could Be a Salve for Ailing Chicago Restaurants

The state is encouraging restaurants to offer beer and wine for delivery and carry out

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Enchanting India Set

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The Enchanting India Set is the seasonal set released in March 2021. It contains 14 decorations, including the Grand Prize . One of its decorations can only be purchased with diamonds , two more can only be found in 5-Star Boxes . Tokens were elephants. The set was expanded with the March 2022 and March 2023 seasonal sets.

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The Luminous Lotus was the gift bush released to accompany the Enchanting India Set.

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