1 Rose Mary
What:A sleek spot for coastal Adriatic fare from Top Chef winner Joe Flamm
Why:The menu promises “drinking food,” so sip Croatian beers alongside branzino with paprika sauce.
Where:932 W. Fulton St., West Loop Website
2 Three House
What:An all-day West Town café from chef Tyler Nickson and the owners of Half Evil and Round Two
Why:Think French toast with coffee anglaise for breakfast and smash burgers for dinner.
Where:1450 W. Chicago Ave. Website
3 Hot Box Sushi
What:The TikTok sushi bake trend, in real life, made by a local enthusiast and home chef
Why:Use nori to scoop up spicy-crab-topped rice for DIY hand rolls at home.
Where:Order at thehotboxsushi.com for pickup and delivery in Northbrook and rotating city and suburban locations.
4 Hopleaf
What:The destination beer bar reopens in time for summer.
Why:Pretend you’re on a European vacation: Sip a Belgian draft on the leafy patio and split the mussels and frites for two.
Where:5148 N. Clark St., Andersonville Website
5 Korini’s Pizza
What:A Korean pizza pop-up from Parachute
Why:Did you miss where we said pizza from Parachute? Try one topped with kimchi, pepperoni, and gochujang-tomato sauce.
Where:3472 N. Elston Ave., Avondale
6 Boonie Foods
What:Former Arami chef Joseph Fontelera highlights the Filipino flavors of his childhood at Revival Food Hall.
Why:Have your sisig with garlic rice and a fried egg or get it turned into tacos.
Where:125 S. Clark St., Loop Website
7 Ms. Biscuit
What:The iconic breakfast joint returns after a two-year absence.
Why:Make up for lost time — order a Southern Benedict on a buttery biscuit, then take a dozen to go.
Where:5431 S. Wabash Ave., Washington Park
8 Parson’s Chicken & Fish
What:Two new outposts of the fried chicken hot spot
Why:With West Town and Andersonville now covered, you’re never too far from your next Negroni slushie.
Where:2109 W. Chicago Ave.; 5721 N. Clark St. Website
9 Moneygun
What:The cocktail fave expands both its space and its menu.
Why:Pair new bites like chile-lime tuna tartare with longtime hits like the hibiscus-tinged Cosmo.
Where: 660 W. Lake St., Fulton River District Website
10 Lost Larson
What:The Swedish bakery darling adds a Wicker Park location, plus new monthly bread specials.
Why:Expect bread like cocoa and chipotle alongside your favorite cardamom buns.
Where:2140 W. Division St. Website
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I understand that restaurants aren’t crazy about dogs. But, I like the idea of dogs in restaurants. So, in Chicago, they probably will not change the policy.
I am an animal lover but no with sane mind wants animals where they don’t belong and eating place is included.
Why are you complaining, this is insane,… common sense… they did the right thing and they were polite enough not to throw you out right away. Agree that pets are pets, love them but do not treat them like humans.
Keep them with yourselves only and make sure that they are leashed.
I am going more often to this place… like them.
Lost larson- went once, we had our small dog in her bag, bagged was zipped. Dog never came out.
After i spent 35 bucks for 2 lattes and 2 baked goods, the person behind the counter, in a truly nasty tone, told me “next time leave the dog outside”.
I mean, sure, 1000%, i would have if there was a sign but there wasn’t. My spouse had the dog and never fully came into the place, just dipped in to give me his card so i could pay and we were the only ones there.
It’s Andersonville, dog bowls line the street and there are biscuits on the counter-
Truly rude. Beyond rude.
It was and will be the only time we have spent money there.
Lol imagine bringing your animal into a restaurant, something universally understood not to do unless it’s a service animal, then complaining on the internet that the restaurant asked you not to do that.
You’ve never been to a restaurant anywhere in SoCal, have you? Not saying that it’s acceptable or not, only pointing out that unless California is in another universe, it’s not universally understood that animals should not be in restaurants.
Humans should not co-habitate with animals in a civilized world. Treating animals as pets and live them is different than to take then as humans. All stores should ban animals.
This makes me want to spend more money with Lost Larson. Counter person was 100% right.
Why are you complaining, this is insane,… common sense… they did the right thing and they were polite enough not to throw you out right away. Agree that pets are pets, love them but do not treat them like humans.
Keep them with yourselves only and make sure that they are leashed.
There’s a huge sign on the door stating no animals. You’re obviously think the world revolves around your dog.
The white palace grill on Roosevelt was left off the list but not my list. Open 24 hours, everything is good, comfortable, quick service and homeade milkshakes. This restaurant was featured on the food network where Guy Fieeti appeared on the show at this restaurant, check it out!