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  • Posted 7/7/09 on Grub Street Chi
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Cedar Hotel: Not Quite Open Yet

Don't get ahead of yourself — the doors aren't open yet at the former Melvin B.'s space.

Filed Under: beer gardens, booze news, cedar hotel, north side, openings
  • Posted 6/23/09 on Grub Street Chi

The Cure For The Common Heat Wave: Ice Cream Floats at Goose Island Clybourn

It's too hot outside to actually do anything. May we suggest you cap off your day with a brand-new-to-the-menu ice cream float from Goose Island Clybourn? Six bucks gets you a gourmet confection made with locally produced Black Dog gelato...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 6/10/09 on Grub Street Chi

Eat Your Salad After Dessert at Browntrout

After a quiet opening in North Center a few weeks ago, Browntrout is already getting buzz from the likes of Pollack at Chicago Mag for its green ethos and simple but charming food. What should you eat when you...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 6/10/09 on Grub Street Chi

Cafe Too's Ex-Offender Rehabilitation Program

After all the furor raised over Felony Franks, the hot dog stand to be staffed largely by the formerly incarcerated, we're pleased to see that a similar operation has been running quite smoothly (and under the radar) in Uptown: Cafe...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 6/8/09 on Grub Street Chi

Twitter to Reality: Alinea's Interactive Tabletop Plating

After providing a tantalizing glimpse at Alinea's latest gimmick boundary-pushing innovation in a tweet last March — "Figured out way to make entire tabletop a plate. Fun, engaging, and entertaining,but is it fine dining eating w/ hands from table...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 6/3/09 on Grub Street Chi

What To Eat For Lunch At North Pond

While North Pond is a beautiful, special restaurant all year round, we're of the opinion that the best time to visit is June through September. For these four brief, glorious months, chef Bruce Sherman unlocks the doors to his restaurant...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 6/1/09 on Grub Street Chi

As Of Today, Original Mitchell's No Longer Serves Dinner

If you had any upcoming dinner plans at Original Mitchell's, you might want to reschedule them: WBBM reports that as of today, the restaurant will only be serving breakfast and lunch. Doors close at 3pm, and for that you can...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 5/28/09 on Grub Street Chi

Coming Soon: Angin Mamiri

Anyone out there craving gado-gado? Chicagoans with a penchant for Indonesian cuisine are currently at a loss for restaurants. Starting in June, you can get your Halal on at Angin Mamiri, Muhammed Rukli’s soon-to-open eatery on West Touhy. Highlights will...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 5/18/09 on Grub Street Chi

Kitchen Fire Temporarily Closes Sweets & Savories

A kitchen fire last Friday at Sweets & Savories destroyed their Garland range. The restaurant, which is usually open daily, is closed for at least one more day until the kitchen is up and running. [foiegras/Twitter]...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 5/12/09 on Grub Street Chi

A First Look at Boka's Aggressively Springy New Menu

After Boka chef Giuseppe Tentori spent some time twittering about his new menu — "Just changed 75% of the menu, very yummy, peas- pigs feet, green olives and pinenuts, green curry, black garlic and corn" — we got all...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 2/23/09 on Grub Street Chi

Schwa's Food: So Good It Makes You Forget About Interior Design

Indiana resto-blogger Babelfish Tartare opines on the fundamental differences between dining at Alinea (which he hasn't done yet) and dining at Schwa (which he loves): While I really appreciate what Grant Achatz is doing, and most importantly, his comprehension...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 2/10/09 on Grub Street Chi

Bleeding Heart Bakery on CHD Closing: "Our Side of the Story"

Yesterday, news of the Bleeding Heart Bakery Chicago Health Department-imposed closure ricocheted around the blogosphere. Just now, we received a note from bakery owners Michelle and Vinny Garcia, with their version of events. Curious set of coincidences, here: On Sunday...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 2/3/09 on Grub Street Chi

Chicagoist Goes into the Kitchen at L2O

Perhaps inspired by the restaurant's starring role on last night's episode of No Reservations, Chicagoist has declared that this week is L2O week, and they're devoting one feature each day to some meditation on Laurent Gras's temple of haute...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 12/16/08 on Grub Street Chi

L2O's Water Glasses: Best Restaurant Accessory Ever?

We had a super-special dinner a few months ago with Our Boyfriend* at L2O. While the edible component of the meal was a long string of hits with nary a miss, two things in particular had both of us...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 12/8/08 on Grub Street Chi

A Dinner At Alinea, In Comic Book Form

One of our favorite comic artists, Lucy Knisley, (seriously, y'all, read her book French Milk has written a strip about her dinner at Alinea. Given how effectively the comic's use of dilating pupils conveys the transcendence of Lucy's meal,...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 11/19/08 on Grub Street Chi

Workers Take Matters Into Their Own Hands at Sketchy Sweet Thang Bakery

Does the drama never end? Last month we regaled you with the drama of Sweet Occasions bakery — the bounced checks, the stolen cash, the prostitution, the Land Rover, the European vacations, the potential prostitution. Soap-worthy, no? Well Sweet...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 11/17/08 on Grub Street Chi

New Blog Alert: L2O Wines

Fire up your RSS burners, kids, because Laurent Gras et al — the team behind the superterrific L2O Blog — are adding another blog to their empire. The restaurant's sommeliers, Doug Marello and Chantelle Pabros, have fired up the...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 11/3/08 on Grub Street Chi

Achatz On Whether OCD Contributes To Success: "Um, Yeah"

If you, like us, are currently obsessed with all things Grant Achatz and Alinea (we are still holding out for Grant to become our gChat buddy), you'll be psyched to take a look at this report from a recent NYC...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 10/21/08 on Grub Street Chi

Chicago 24/7 Goes to Naha

Things to keep in mind while you watch this clip of Chicago 24/7 visiting Carrie Nahabedian in the kitchen at her restaurant, Naha, to make some gnocchi: • The host, Katie Keogh, is wearing a purple satin cocktail dress and...

Filed Under: north side
  • Posted 10/17/08 on Grub Street Chi

The Alinea Cookbook: Reviewed

Right: the gigantic book. Left: our filthy coffee mug. First, a bit of crankiness: The postmark on our copy of Alinea is dated September 30. And we insisted to the mail room that we were expecting a VERY LARGE,...

Filed Under: north side
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