What You Need to Know About the Chicago Dining Scene This Week
You may want to start thinking about getting in line for the one-day-only resurrection of one of the city’s dearly departed restaurants.
You may want to start thinking about getting in line for the one-day-only resurrection of one of the city’s dearly departed restaurants.
The new Japanese spot may seem overwhelming, but finding a dish in each of the menu’s ten categories is absolutely worth it.
The team behind hot spots such as Sportsman’s Club and Lone Wolf will skip fish and chips in favor of chicken tikka masala and rabbit pie.
The meat-heavy spot in Logan Square has a worthwhile vegetable club as well.
The decor is spot-on, because most of it is actually Prohibition-era.
Wine and cheese and beer and chocolate and beer.
Five bartenders share their stories for how they came up with certain cocktail names.
The Chinese spot will be called Duck Duck Goat, and they’re shooting for a summer opening.
A big step forward in the James Beard Awards process, changes in Chinatown and at Eataly, and where to get a serious bowl of ramen.
The fifth location will be the biggest one yet, with plenty of room for a larger cheese selection and a bistro.