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Never-before-seen paintings in Mexico by Salvador Dalí will come to CECUT - Vimarsana News

Never-before-seen paintings in Mexico by Salvador Dalí will come to CECUT

Travel through art in CECUT with "Entre Sueños y Volcanes. El paisaje en la Colección Ayala-Muñiz".

Just opened: Ummo debuts in River North, plus 7 more new Chicagoland restaurants - Vimarsana News

Just opened: Ummo debuts in River North, plus 7 more new Chicagoland restaurants

Chef José Sosa grew up in Michoacán, Mexico, and got his start in restaurants at 16 years old as a dishwasher in Chicago. But Italy is where he really fell in love with food. “In Italy, it’s all about the flavors directly in front of you, those which are cultivated in your backyard,” Sosa said. His passion for the minimalist approach to Italian pasta, seafood and steak is now on display at ...

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Stephen Sandoval's acclaimed popup finally lands permanent location in West Town – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Stephen Sandoval's acclaimed popup finally lands permanent location in West Town – Chicago Tribune

Actually, there will be two concepts in the same building, Entre Sueños and Diego.

Sueños pop-up extends Soho House stay into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sueños pop-up extends Soho House stay into 2023

Chef Stephen Sandoval said he still plans to move his Sueños pop-up to a permanent space, but will stick around Soho House Chicago a little longer.

Review: Sueños in Chicago's West Loop stuns critic - Vimarsana News

Review: Sueños in Chicago's West Loop stuns critic

Chef Stephen Sandoval has loved Baja food all his life, and at the Sueños pop-up in Chicago's West Loop, the result is food too stunning to ignore, writes Tribune critic Nick Kindelsperger.