You Can Finally Go Out to Brunch with Your Dog

By Marcia Froelke Coburn

The DineAmic group is rolling out a pups-only menu at four of their restaurant patios. Read more

Little City’s Junior Board Food Frenzy 2018

Louis Vuitton Route 66 Event

The Very Best of the City’s Best Places to Eat

Catch the front end of our list of the city’s 50 best restaurants, available in full on newsstands June 18. Read more

A High-Tech Spa with a 12-Step Facial Comes to Ravenswood

By Jenny Berg

Plus, a major sale at Barneys, outdoor workouts for the season, and a new pop-up market comes to the West Loop. Read more

Your CTA Seat Comes From a 125-Year-Old Company in West Humboldt Park

By Alex Nitkin

Freedman Seating's roots date back to the Columbian Exposition. But their big break was the 1991 Americans with Disabilities Act. Read more

This Instagram Account Spotlights Chicago’s Black-Owned Restaurants

By Claire Voon

Black People Eats (@blackpeopleeats) is the foodie account you should follow. Read more

UFC 225 Fills the United Center with Bryant, Toews, Epstein—and a Big Win by a Chicagoan

By Scott King

Curtis Blaydes, a former De La Salle star wrestler who's now a rising UFC heavyweight, knocked off the #2 contender in an upset that could put him in line for a belt challenge. Things didn't go so well for CM Punk. Read more

How Charles White Rewrote the Black Narrative

By Bridget Newsham

Four decades after his death, a son of Chicago's Black Renaissance gets a well-deserved survey at the Art Institute. Read more

Q&A: Ann Lui on the U.S. Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale

By Kate Wagner

The architect and SAIC prof is part of a big contingent of Chicagoans exploring the theme Dimensions of Citizenship at the prestigious exhibition. Read more

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