Nellcôte Caters to Carb Cravings, But The Coffee's Weak
There’s bread and beauty to be found here, but the whole shebang comes up short.
There’s bread and beauty to be found here, but the whole shebang comes up short.
The Chicago-bred Waldorf Astoria vet has already implemented some changes–less French bistro, more local fare.
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Change comes to Embeya, the Scofflaw crew keeps swimming in Logan Square, and Chicago’s brunch reviews get a brand-new home.
The former chef at the Catbird Seat in Nashville will swap in for CJ Jacobson.
Bring me more house-cured meats—and keep the sourdough bread and coarse mustard coming, too. Tête Charcuterie, 1114 W. Randolph St., West Loop, 312-733-1178
The New American spot in River North could benefit from being smaller and warmer, but the food is good regardless.
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Plus, it comes with beef fat fries.