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A mushroom bruschetta fit for a feast (or as they call it in Chicago, an appetizer). Read More...
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The news that Novak Djokovic, the top-ranked men's tennis player, had bought the entire world supply of ***, a Serbian donkey cheese, went viral. There was only one problem. Read More...
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Eataly, the popular Manhattan food hall, will open in Chicago. Read More...
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Malört has been a regional phenomenon, consumed almost exclusively in Chicago, and produced by only the Carl Jeppson Company. Soon, however, Jeppson will have competition. Violet Hour, a leading cocktail bar in Chicago, is collaborating with Leatherbee...
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An executive’s statements have reignited opposition to, as well as support for, a chain that gives millions of dollars to groups fighting same-sex marriage. Read More...
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Charlie Trotter will close his namesake restaurant at the end of August after a 25-year run as an influential chef. Read More...
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You cannot make a reservation at Next in Chicago. But you can buy a ticket. Its owners treat the restaurant business as show business. And what a show it is. Read More...
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With nothing on the menu over $20, the high-tech flamboyance at this Chicago restaurant is done in the name of fun. Read More...
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Grant Achatz says that his new restaurant, Next, may open on April 6. Read More...
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In their first guide covering Chicago, Michelin leaders deemed two restaurants worthy of their highest rating, putting the city on par with San Francisco and not so far behind New York. Read More...
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Alinea received three Michelin stars in the company’s debut Chicago edition, an achievement that surprised few diners who have experienced the science-project cooking of Grant Achatz. Read More...
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Rather than play it safe, this French-inflected brasserie in the new Elysian Hotel charts a different course. Read More...
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For some who came to Chicago from the South in the first half of the 20th century, a local restaurant serves as a reminder of their country childhoods. Read More...
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Two artisan distilleries in the Chicago area have been called “impeccable” and “second to none” by local tastemakers. Read More...
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A number of chefs and restaurateurs have taken on everyday foods, revisiting, revising and approaching them with care. Read More...
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