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December 18, 2023
Chef Donald Young, recognized as one of the youngest chefs to be awarded a Michelin star in the U.S., presents an exclusive 15-course tasting menu in an intimate setting.
December 5, 2023
Chicago's food scene stretches beyond downtown and The Loop and The West Loop. Chicago neighborhoods home to fine dining restaurants.
April 6, 2023
The glut of these sky-high-priced restaurants puts the best cooking in town out of reach.
March 31, 2023
From breakfast to dessert, itโs been a great year if you have a sweet tooth.
December 3, 2022
Baker Dining Commons will also be restricted to residents of Max Palevsky and Campus North in the spring.
May 20, 2021
Offshore: 1000 E Grand Ave Wood: 3335 N. Halsted St. Tzuco: 720 N. State St. LuxBar: 18 E. Bellevue Pl. For the full guide click here. According to the Chicago Department of Public Health, the following COVID-19 mitigation requirements remain in place regarding dining: Indoor capacity at bars and restaurants limited to 50% capacity or 100 people per room Six feet of distance must be maintained between parties indoors and outdoors Indoor standing areas remain closed Seating at bars and co...
April 24, 2021
Wood: 3335 N. Halsted St. Tzuco: 720 N. State St. LuxBar: 18 E. Bellevue Pl. For the full guide click here. According to the Chicago Department of Public Health, the following COVID-19 mitigation requirements remain in place regarding dining: Indoor capacity at bars and restaurants limited to lesser of 50% capacity or 50 people per room Six feet of distance must be maintained between parties indoors and outdoors Indoor standing areas remain closed Seating at bars and counters limited to ...
January 12, 2021
Tribune, Phil Vettel is leaving. Courtesy of Chicago Tribune/E. Jason Wambsgans After 31 years as the Tribune dining critic, Phil Vettel has announced his last day at the newspaper will be Friday. His decision to accept a buyout means Chicago will no longer have a full-time food critic โ a position that brings a certain civic cachet, coupled with cultural significance for the city. Itโs a blow inflicted by souring relations with Alden Capital, the paperโs largest investor and a hedge fun...