Two New Chicago Restaurants To Check Out This Week
A very Parisian patisserie, a Japanese spot with an impressive pedigree—plus an outstanding new restaurant that suddenly shut its doors.
A very Parisian patisserie, a Japanese spot with an impressive pedigree—plus an outstanding new restaurant that suddenly shut its doors.
The new spot from the Three Aces team will emphasize “Italian countryside meets Midwestern farmhouse” cuisine—get ready for pastas and pork face.
The new West Loop spot is the first Asian dining venture from the team behind Girl & the Goat, Perennial Virant, and Balena.
No more stressing over picking up wine pairings for the BYO restaurant—the companion gourmet shop will direct you to the right bottles for every course.
The fifth annual beer fest offered 200 brews from 60 breweries in its latest outing.
Plenty of pumpkin treats, plus breakfast for dinner and free stone crab.
The 23-year-old cafeteria-style spot on 53rd Street is as good as ever.
Barbecue will meet poutine at the forthcoming Logan Square late-night spot.
Sunday’s festivities will make travel a slog—Chicago found 26 places to feast within walking distance of each mile of the race.
Sepia chef Andrew Zimmerman shares his delectable no-fail recipe for the seasonal spread.