What You Need to Know About the Chicago Dining Scene This Week
Two spots temporarily close, two others open.
Two spots temporarily close, two others open.
To mark the influential spot’s first decade, we went back through our dining critic’s first impressions.
I’m so glad deviled eggs are making another comeback—especially the kicky way Paul Virant fixes them. Vistro, 112 S. Washington St., Hinsdale, 630-537-1459
The drinks at this Bucktown bar dare to be different.
And its principals, Rich Labriola and Chris Macchia, know their pies.
The Andersonville restaurant’s executive chef is resurrecting the tastes of the region on the North Side, with the help of farmers, researchers, and seed savers who are rebooting Southern cuisine.
Still riding the Derby high (or planning for next year)? Get your juleps, mojitos, and other refreshing cocktails at these hot bars.
Hanging out with A-list foodies was great, but last night’s awards ceremony had some downsides.
The meatballs are soft, elegant, and served on a light and airy roll. But the key is the giardiniera.
The Violet Hour took home outstanding bar program, plus other local wins from the Oscars of dining.