Grace Review (Updated): Curtis Duffy Nearly Hits the Bull’s-Eye
The most ambitious new restaurant in town comes awfully close to perfect.
The most ambitious new restaurant in town comes awfully close to perfect.
With a great family business comes great family stories.
The past 12 months witnessed scores of Chicago-area restaurant openings—but these 18 rise above the pack.
@pennypollack: Good move @RestaurantEpic: sautéed prawns with fried green tomatoes and black-eyed peas. EPIC: 112 W HUBBARD, 312-222-4940
The meaty pork chop @RestaurantEpic delivered heft but not enough flavor. The greens, however, made the whole dish worthwhile. EPIC: 112 W HUBBARD, 312-222-4940
Three people tasted this mac ’n’ cheese @RestaurantEpic, and all asked the same Q: Where’s the cheese? EPIC: 112 W HUBBARD, 312-222-4940
Reno, Oiistar, En Hakkore, and seven more tasty new places to eat on the cheap.
Paul Virant shares a recipe for a delicious rhubarb-beer jam, starring a seasonal stalk abundant around Chicago from mid-April on.
Wrigleyville welcomes BBQ with the return of the Cubs, the Ukrainian Village expects a new sushi spot, and DePaul students can get cookies delivered till 3 a.m.
And Steve Chiappetti has the chops to back it up—skillwise and lambwise.