The Mousse Is Loose
Lost Larson VinBar’s chicken liver pâté is almost as good as my grandma’s.
Lost Larson VinBar’s chicken liver pâté is almost as good as my grandma’s.
The restaurant landed in Western Springs practically by accident. It’s since become a local stalwart — and kicked off chef Paul Virant’s mini-empire.
Our dining critic endures a whiplash-inducing surprise at Acadia.
Because the difference between the right sandwich and almost-right sandwich is the difference between “lightning” and “lightning bug.”
City slickers and tourists alike can hunker down at Offshore, a hangar-like bar and lounge on Navy Pier.
The duo behind Parachute are bringing a try-anything ethos to their new restaurant.
“The soup took an hour???” complained one Yelper.
The restaurateur shares his favorite dishes, including eats from the Greektown classic and Tempesta Market. Read our list of Chicago's 50 Best Dishes here.
The spot, which opens August 5 and runs for seven months, will also serve “a new genre of drink” made by mixing Segal’s famous hot chocolate in a soft serve machine.
Cheese in your tea, cheese in your knafeh, cheese on your cheesecake, and other gooey concoctions to be had in Chicago.