Pollack’s Dinner at Cuna in 161 Words
With its sleek industrial design, Cuna (1113 W. Belmont Ave.; 312-224-8588) looks every inch a lounge scene: black and smoky gray colors, brick walls, high-top tables, red leather–padded eggshell-shaped stools. But Kendal Duque (opening chef at Sepia) runs the kitchen, so the place is serious about…
Below, our picks for the top ten suburban favorites: Bars in Flossmoor, Aurora, Naperville, River Grove, Villa Park, La Grange, Oak Brook, Libertyville and Glenview
1 BIG STAR 1531 N. Damen Ave. This hot spot’s spirits director made six trips to Kentucky to tailor the 50-strong whiskey and bourbon list. If you take it straight, try the $3 daily shot. Related: Seen on the Scene – Weekend Photos 2 PITCHFORK FOOD & SALOON 2922 W. Irving Park Rd. Another … Read more
Yes, Lincoln Hall has top-notch acoustics. But in a neighborhood of college kids, we’re just happy to see some adults
On Friday the masses flocked to the grand opening of Cuna, a loungey new dinner and drinks spot in Lake View. Maybe it was the food, by the former Sepia chef Kendal Duque. Maybe it was the beats, spun by the longtime Chicago DJ Jesse De La Pena…
We came. We saw. We quaffed. A discriminating guide to the area’s top watering holes
UPDATE: All appearances by Jersey Shore cast members in Chicago this weekend have been canceled, according to reports
I had a disturbing phone conversation yesterday with my uncle Jack. “My mission this week is to get my picture taken with as many Jersey Shore cast members as possible,” I told him.
“What’s Jersey Shore?” he replied…
We took them at their word: Our photographer hit Late Bar—Logan Square/Avondale’s new late-night dance spot, open until 4 a.m. most nights and 5 a.m. Saturdays—in the wee hours of Saturday morning and found an enthusiastic crowd still heating up the dance floor. Brought to you by the folks behind the long-running, club-hopping new-wave theme night…
The good news for the just-opened Kerasotes Showplace Icon Theatre in the South Loop is that plenty of Chicagoans think the concept lends a much-needed air of civility to moviegoing: free parking, no preshow advertising (other than trailers), no shrieking video games in the lobby, no kids without a guardian after…
