Dining Tidbits – March 2007
Budget Beat, Small Plates, Spin, Barbecue
Budget Beat, Small Plates, Spin, Barbecue
Our nightlife correspondent parties like a rock-star (Rock Star: Supernova, that is) and still manages to report back on the new bar Pharmacy. PLUS: Celebrity Beat
For April, Nagrant chats with Greg Hall, head brewmaster at the organically certified Goose Island Brewery.
>> BUDGET BEATIf Glenn’s Diner (1820 W. Montrose Ave., 773-506-1720) isn’t all things to all people, it’s not for lack of trying. For starters, it’s an all-day breakfast place, where $4.25 buys you up to three pours of cereal (extra milk is $1.25, fruit $1.50). Eggs, pancakes, and French toast are also served all day. … Read more
Budget Beat, Italian, East African, Big Opening
Milk & Honey’s Carrot Cake
Hold your breath. Geno Bahena and Dudley Nieto have opened (and closed) plenty of Mexican restaurants in Chicago—but none as good as their new ones
This month, Nagrant sat down with Skokie native Barry Sorkin, a partner at Old Irving Park’s barbecue sensation, Smoque (3800 N. Pulaski Rd.; 773-545-7427).
Alan Pirhofer’s Apple Crostata is featured for May 2007.
Rest of the Best – Wine Bars, One-Dish Wonders, New & Notable, What’s Hot & Not