What to Eat and Drink in Chicago This Week
There are Baconfest tickets to buy, oysters to inhale, and pastries to learn to make.
There are Baconfest tickets to buy, oysters to inhale, and pastries to learn to make.
The updated incarnation, known Japonais by Morimoto, has an all-new menu from Masaharu Morimoto.
Comfort food is in season. Here’s how the Carriage House chef puts two Wisconsin cheeses to work.
Plus, a new king is crowned among Chicago’s power chefs, dinner comes to the Winchester, and there are diet-friendly burgers in the ‘burbs.
The “Latin-American cultural center” will have a store, space for cooking classes, and 11 different food stalls.
The sustainably sourced counter-service place, where prices top out at $13, is set to open near Lakeshore East in the spring.
Everyone in Roscoe Village, it seemed, turned up at this new farm-to-table neighborhood bar.
All-you-can-eat sushi, a National Margarita Day fiesta, and a golden ticket in a box of doughnuts.
The often-packed Logan Square gem doesn’t shy away from meaty excess.
And a quick explanation why you should try the creamy, dreamy Italian concoction we keep seeing on the city’s menus.