A Different Food Truck War: Alderman Versus Salvation Army in Uptown
Now the fight shifts to food trucks helping the homeless.
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Meet the Chicago Pol Behind So Many Food Regulations, Alderman Ed Burke
Portrait of a food crusader.
Food Trucks and Anti-Gay Chickens: An Update
The ongoing debate over the new food truck ordinance and the Chick Fil-A controversy.
Felony Franks Struggling To Continue Its Dogs-and-Second Chance Mission
Felony Franks could use a hand, or a customer.
Logan Square Kitchen Closes With Blistering Attack on City Bureaucracy
Shared kitchen owner says city hall killed her business.
Who's Behind The Butt Cancer Billboard On The Ike?
Hot Dog-Butt Cancer group is vegans more than doctors.
Milk Outlaws To Stage Contraband Transaction Today in Chicago
Raw milk group stages protest today in Chicago.
Rahm Sues Own Park District Over Cozy Park Grill Deal
Sweetheart deal over park restaurant threatens sale to Levy Group
Paul Kahan, Graham Elliot Cook For Rahm, President of South Korea
Driving a rogue food truck to dish out illicit tacos doesn't seem to have hurt Paul Kahan's standing with the Emanuel administration. He and fellow headline-friendly chef Graham Elliot will be preparing a dinner for the Mayor, visiting South Korean...
DePaul's Political Hummus Problem
It's much more than a combination of chickpeas, lemon, tahini and garlic.
Everyone Has Gone Insane Over TOC's Eat Out Awards
The nominees for 'Best Indie Restaurant Blog' are mounting seriously intense campaigns.
Michelle Obama Wants Kids to Get Moving
The First Lady's latest project is a large-scale program fighting childhood obesity.
Tasty Dog's Tax Problem; Farm-to-Table Cocktails
Plus: A possible sugar shortage; food giants covering the cost of climate change
Chicago Diner's Tempest in a Tip Jar
Thanks to their Palin-mocking tip jars, one blogger is accusing the Chicago Diner of fraud.
Park Grill's Property Tax Soap Opera
Thanks to cronyism and some convoluted legal statutes, the Park Grill doesn't have to pay any property taxes — a situation which the Illinois Appellate Court recently upheld.