restaurant review: Margeaux Brasserie Crain’s Chicago Business
Tucked away on the third floor of the Waldorf Astoria, Margeaux Brasserie has recently introduced lunch. It’s a perfect spot for a serious business meet-and-eat.
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restaurant review: Margeaux Brasserie Crain’s Chicago Business
Tucked away on the third floor of the Waldorf Astoria, Margeaux Brasserie has recently introduced lunch. It’s a perfect spot for a serious business meet-and-eat.
An Awkward Meal at an Otherwise Lovely Restaurant Chicagomag.com
I’ve been spotted as a dining critic before. Usually, it launches an unspoken game, the rules of which have been passed down through generations. No one says …
Thai Food Festival Chicago 2019 @ Thorek’s Parking Lot thirdcoastreview.com
WHAT: The Thai-American Restaurant Association of Illinois (TARA) will be hosting the 2nd Annual Thai Food Festival of Chicago! SO WHAT: This fun festival …
Why Burger King’s new Impossible Whopper isn’t totally vegetarian TODAY
The new Impossible Whopper from Burger King isn’t made from any meat, it’s still not vegetarian or vegan, unless you order it the right way.
At Teatro Zinzanni, Life is an Old-World Cabaret, Circus, Comedy and Restaurant WTTW News
Inside a lavish, 330-seat theater space in the Loop is the madcap escapade “Love, Chaos & Dinner” – a high energy combination of cabaret, comedy and circus, …
In the know: What’s heating up Chicago’s food scene this month Hoodline Chicago
Curious where Chicago’s insiders are eating and drinking? It’s easy to spot lines out the door, but some underlying trends are harder to see.
Galit Is a Bridge to Israeli Food Chicagomag.com
While I was on vacation in Israel sometime between Y2K and 9/11, my travel companion tried to coax a marriage proposal out of me. I wasn’t ready. We’d spent …
Larry Legend Reviews DJ Khaled’s New Restaurant Chicagomag.com
Chicago’s foremost wing aficionado surveys The Licking, the DJ’s Miami-style soul food spot in Austin.
Restaurant review: The Peninsula Chicago’s Lobby Crain’s Chicago Business
The serene, many-windowed space is a civilized setting for dress-up lunching.
Grant Park Bistro reviewed in Crain’s Chicago Business
Alfresco lunch on the patio is delightful, well worth a walk down a few blocks from the crowds and commotion of Millennium Park, the Art Institute and other …
The Chef Curtis Duffy Plans His Next Chicago Restaurant The New York Times
Mr. Duffy and Michael Muser, who left the acclaimed Grace in 2017, say their new place, Ever, will be more opulent.
Review: Au Cheval in Tribeca Is a Meaty, Retrograde Misfire Eater NY
To observe the flattop at Au Cheval, the New York spinoff of Brendan Sodikoff’s Chicago burger palace, is to witness black steel turn pink. The cooks here do not …
Review: The Food at Chicago’s Yūgen Is Delightful but Sometimes Overwrought Fortune
There is no shortage of ideas at Chef Mari Katsumura’s West Loop restaurant, but the dishes could use a bit of editing.
A (brief) guide to the food of Kerala Chicago Reader
A selection of the southwestern Indian state’s greatest hits from Glenview’s Kairali Foods.
Jeong Is Chicago’s Most Exciting New Restaurant Chicagomag.com
My relationship with tasting menus is a long and winding road, littered with lusty declarations and unmet expectations. As a young writer, I considered myself an …
Burgers by the Numbers Grub Street
Au Cheval’s New York City outpost seems more familiar than *fresh*. The combination of the kind of uneven, sometimes slapdash execution you often see in …