Caption by Ashmar Mandou

V&V Supremo, a cornerstone of Chicago’s culinary landscape for 60 years, known for its authentic Mexican dairy and meat products, earned recognition on Friday, Oct. 10th with a street named after the two immigrant brothers-in-law who founded the business, Gilberto and Ignacio Villaseñor. In addition, a mural unveiling depicting the legacy of V&V Supremo also took place with the help of artists Delilah Martinez and Everett Reynolds. The event honored the company’s heritage and celebrated the contributions to the City of Chicago. Attendees included Alderman Byron Sigcho Lopez, V&V Supremo Owners Gilberto and /Philip Villaseñor, Theresa Fraga, Pilsen community leader, and Vicky Aguilar from Univision, who emceed the event.

Photo Credit: V&V Supremo Foods