On paper, it sounds like some cruel punishment for misbehaving children. So yes, our waiter had to talk me into this. But what arrived was a welcome surprise from the...
Congratulations, fellow Chicagolanders! We have achieved peak ramen status and it only took, what, a decade? Doesn't it feel super? Perhaps you remember when the mere mention of ramen brought...
This month, we look at fast food chains making some bold claims. Arby's claims barbecue authenticity by saying they're smoking brisket 13 hours in a Texas smokehouse. Wendy's says they're...
UPDATE: Nando's West Loop location, 953 W. Randolph St., will open next Wednesday. I've only peripherally heard of peri peri chicken, and didn't taste my first until two months ago...
One of Chicago's toughest restaurant seats will now expand to lunch service. Avec — doing Mediterranean small plates with shared communal seating in the West Loop before 1) Mediterranean small...
Esquire magazine food writer Josh Ozersky, who was found dead Monday while in Chicago for the James Beard Foundation Awards, was remembered by colleagues Tuesday for his strong opinions on...
Josh Ozersky, a rabble-rousing food writer for Esquire magazine whose prose reflected the pleasures and excesses of his eating adventures, was found dead Monday morning at a hotel on the...
Chicago played the genial host city of the James Beard Foundation Awards, capping a weekend in which the nation's restaurant elites descended upon and ate their way through town. It...
Last we heard from Doug Sohn, the sausage king of Chicago (sorry Abe Froman), the former chef/owner of Hot Doug's was content living a life in repose. Aside from a...
May 4 will mark the day Alinea, Chicago's most important and consequential restaurant, turns 10 years old. We consider our choice of adjectives carefully. Alinea is important and consequential in...