Where to Get the Best Fried Chicken in Chicago
A finger-lickin’ taste test of eight city spots reveals a lot of great options—and one place that’s truly sensational.
A finger-lickin’ taste test of eight city spots reveals a lot of great options—and one place that’s truly sensational.
For starters, there’s a hot dog with mac and cheese—plus pies, doughnuts, Spam, and beer. Devour with pride.
Beatrix is putting butter and oil in a cup of coffee—and it’s actually a lot better than it sounds (of course, it sounds disgusting).
The icy, slushy, and creamy concoctions are perfect to sip on a summer evening.
There will be a new Italian place by Billy Lawless, Basque cuisine from Franco Gianni, and Rick Bayless will stick with the type of food that made him famous.
Where an oil spill is a good thing
Masada is here—for real this time. Plus, there’s news from the Alinea crew, a whole month of lobster, and chicken-fried bacon.
The grouper feeds two people nicely—especially with a side of garlic-sautéed spinach (which we polished off before firing up the camera!) Eddie V’s, 521 N. Rush St., River North, 312-595-1114
The namesake of Glenn’s Diner will open a restaurant and fish market hybrid in Lake View this fall.
The new steakhouse is coming to the North Shore next month.