First Impressions: J. Rocco's Italian Table & Bar
Spicy crusted salmon satisfies at this up-and-comer in River North.
Spicy crusted salmon satisfies at this up-and-comer in River North.
Among the fried food, Parson’s Chicken & Fish actually sneaks some haute cuisine onto its menu.
Spiaggia and Cafe Spiaggia are two Italian legends under one Mag Mile roof. Great food. Ridiculous prices. They’re tourist traps—but maybe you should go anyway.
The city has new fried fish and chicken, Negroni slushies, cupcakes for charity, and a super macho taqueria.
These new parlors prove that Chicago’s pizza can go beyond the deep dish.
There will be local-seasonal food from the Lokal chef, Ian Flowers, plus craft beer, cocktails, and brunch.
About 50 vendors at Beer Under Glass kicked off Chicago Craft Beer Week.
Park Grill Chicago delivers a perfectly satisfying burger, although I don’t understand the allure of pretzel buns—here or anywhere. PARK GRILL: 11 N MICHIGAN, 312-521-7275
The lamb sausage rigatoni @ Park Grill Chicago has just enough fennel to keep things interesting. PARK GRILL: 11 N MICHIGAN, 312-521-7275
@pennypollack: Grilled whitefish rounds out the something-for-everyone menu @ Park Grill Chicago. Quinoa and shrimp are nice touches. PARK GRILL: 11 N MICHIGAN, 312-521-7275