Say Goodbye to a Few Chicago Restaurants
Three notable eateries are closing up shop, but a new pierogi spot in Humboldt Park is open now.
Three notable eateries are closing up shop, but a new pierogi spot in Humboldt Park is open now.
Mendelsohn, who took the crown at this past weekend’s Hamburger Hop, has also got toasted marshmallow shakes and a mayo bar on tap for the joint’s first Chicago location.
Like most every other place in town, Fig & Olive is on the superfresh, beautifully garnished crudo bandwagon. Fig & Olive 104 E. Oak Street, 312-445-0060
Keep an eye on a new taco joint, a sexy bakery and café, and the latest resto from Johnny Anderes.
The tucked-away bar above Black Bull is home to old-school cocktails and some awesome flamenco music.
Fall cocktails, spiced beer, and Sunday morning pierogi. Your week in dining awaits.
While much of Chicago’s dining scene zigs toward uniformity, two new spots zag.
Plus a rock ‘n’ roll dinner and Glazed and Infused’s wackiest doughnut yet.
Lots of tangy tender steak with sautéed veggies and plenty of rice to soak up the jus. Good stuff. 4 Suyos, 2727 W. Fullerton, Logan Square, 773-278-6525