Scofflaw in Logan Square
A Whistler vet combines highbrow drinks with neighborhood ambience
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Horse Thief Hollow, a New Brewpub, Plans for a Fall Opening in Beverly
One Moment in Crime
In a pre-Mob, precorruption chapter of Chicago history, horse thieves used to hide in the woods of what is now Beverly in the mid-19th century, giving the area a name that a brewpub will resurrect…
What’s Coming and What’s Cheap in Chicago Dining
Argent, The Peasantry, and Baker & Nosh
Weekend Photos: CIMM After-Party at Rodan
After the screens for the Chicago International Movies & Music Festival went dark last Thursday, Rodan kept the flicks-plus-tunes theme going steady. The Wicker Park bar and lounge played host to the festival’s opening-night after-party, where reggae DJs dug into record crates beside projections of moving pictures…
Dish Flash: The Post–Chuy Valencia Chilam Balam
The top chef’s position at Chilam Balam has been filled by the promotion of another young cook: the 25-year-old Toledo, Ohio, native Natalie Oswald…
Dish Flash: Bistro 110’s Dominique Tougne to Open Chez Moi in Café Bernard Space
Here’s an excerpt from our conversation with Dominique Tougne about his upcoming opening in Lincoln Park…
Dish Flash: Kendal Duque and Chicago Firehouse Owners to Open City Tavern in South Loop
Mainstay Hospitality, the company that owns Chicago Firehouse and Wabash Tap, plans to open the “18th-century tavernesque” City Tavern…
Weekend Photos: Scofflaw
It’s been close to a month since the doors opened to Scofflaw, a Logan Square bar and lounge that, like certain cocktail-driven predecessors, resembles an alluring, dimly lit sitting room…
How Randolph Street Became a Foodie Destination
Best new restaurants The Chef’s Night Out 6 Super Bar Bites 8 Great Bargains 6 Spots We Can't Wait for The Essential Guide to Randolph Street Randolph Street has always skirted dangerously close to becoming a sort of hipster Disneyworld. It’s a safe, roomy thoroughfare surrounded by an area just gritty enough that conventioneers can … Read more
Q&A with Graham Elliot Bowles of G.E.B
Graham Elliot In 2004 Graham Elliot Bowles was named executive chef at Avenues, where he quickly won raves. In 2008 he left Avenues, shortened his name, and opened Graham Elliot in River North. In 2010 he launched Grahamwich, his New-Agey sandwich shop on State Street. Now the big guy is about to join the Randolph … Read more