What You Need to Know About the Chicago Dining Scene This Week
Intro goes vegetarian (but only once a week) and Bohemian House gets brunch.
Intro goes vegetarian (but only once a week) and Bohemian House gets brunch.
The sibling to Wasabi is scheduled to open in the West Loop on Tuesday.
The restaurant portion of the food world’s Oscars will take place in Chicago–these are your hometown favorites.
There’s no real bun on this sandwich—just an English muffin base and onion rings on top.
The team here knows their stuff and can make wine accessible to both experts and newbies.
Lots of meat, Wisconsin-inspired drinks, and free fries to ease Monday’s snow-induced pain.
Kevin Hickey’s new gastrotavern has a promising future if it can get the rotisseried birds consistent.
The Langham’s restaurant may be the most sophisticated place you can order something called “ham crêpe cake.”
A new chef at Kinmont, a sneak peek at Chicago’s Best New Restaurant, and, oh yeah, free burgers.
Under the overlapping sheets of rutabaga is a crazy-good Asian stew: thick and juicy chunks of kalbi, rice cakes, and cipollini. Parachute 3500 N. Elston St., Avondale, 773-654-1460