What to Eat and Drink in Chicago This Week
Even if you don’t win the pumpkin-carving contest, you could still be crowned as the top Chicago chili cook.
Even if you don’t win the pumpkin-carving contest, you could still be crowned as the top Chicago chili cook.
Trenchermen does a respectable plate of fried chicken but has truly mastered the art of grits. Trenchermen. 2039 W. North Ave., 773-661-1540
Hey @Trenchermen: Your double burger dripping with cheddar deserves a spot on the dining room menu—not just the bar. You know, like the pickle tots. Trenchermen 2039 W. North Ave., 773-661-1540
The laidback little sister of of Coco Pazzo offers up ample antipasto options.
The Rockit Ranch-backed restaurant will focus on the intersection of food and drink.
The new place, from Antiprima’s owner, will feature housemade pastas, arancini, and fried polenta with a secret ingredient.
There’s going to be a lot of cheese.
The Texas-based place—a wine bar with comfort food—starts pouring in Wicker Park this winter.
A crowd gathered in River North on Friday night to dine on bivalves, hear Buddy Guy, and, of course, drink a few beers.
Nicole Pederson of Found and Steve Chiappetti of J. Rocco Italian Table & Bar share what to do with the butternut and delicata bounty in the market this fall.