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  1. Pizza
    Great Lake Coming Back… But Not as a Restaurant?What next for Great Lake?
    By Michael Gebert
  2. Closings
    Great Lake Has Left the BuildingGreat Lake, 2008-2013?
    By Michael Gebert
  3. Closings
    Great Lake Closing… Moving… Not TalkingA little more on Great Lake.
    By Michael Gebert
  4. Closings
    Mayan Prophecies Come True: Great Lake Pizza To Close (But For How Long?)Acclaimed pizzeria to close.
    By Michael Gebert
  5. Video Feed
    Hang With Paul Kahan in 10-Minute VideoFollow Paul Kahan around as he talks and eats his food philosophy.
    By Michael Gebert
  6. The Other Critics
    Ed Levine Actually Praises Chicago PizzaWait, is that a New Yorker talking positively about Chicago pizza?
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  7. Lists
    Pequod’s Pizza Has a Great WeekThe pan pizza gets some love from two different publications.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  8. Back of the House
    Great Lake Goes Organic, Rolling Out Breakfast Sandwiches SoonGreat Lake is not fooling around.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  9. Super Bowl
    Great Lake Selling Sandwiches for the Super BowlGreat Lake is ditching the pies this Sunday.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  10. Lists
    Chicago, In A Perfect WorldWe’d like a Steak n Shake in the city limits.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  11. Lists
    Haute Living’s Best of Lists Are Neither Haute, Nor the Best.The mag’s ‘Top 5’ lists include some weird choices in just about every city.
    By Jay Barmann
  12. Lists
    Poor Taste Crowns Hot Doug’s as Number 1 Cult RestaurantPoor Taste picks its favorite cult restaurants in the country.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  13. Openings
    Vincent Brings the Mussels to AndersonvilleVincent plans to open right next to Great Lake.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  14. Lists
    Steve Dolinsky Picks His Five Favorite Pizzas in ChicagoSteve Dolinsky spreads some pizza love around.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  15. Lists
    Reader Picks Kith and Kin as Best New Restaurant In ‘Best’ ListThe Reader just released its best of 2010 list.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  16. Lists
    Jeff Ruby Picks the Best 25 Pizzas in Chicago for ChicagoJeff Ruby picks his 25 favorite pizzas in Chicago for Chicago Magazine.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  17. Pizza
    Great Lake to Serve Sicilian SlicesThe notoriously slow pizza place is adding some to-go items to their menu.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  18. Lists
    The ‘Best Pizza in America’ Is in … Phoenix?According to ‘Rachael Ray,’ that is.
    By Daniel Maurer
  19. Lists
    Pizza Slices: Movies at Co., Rumblings at Totonno’s, and the Best Pie in’Rachael Ray’ enlists a couple of experts to find the best slice in the USA.
    By Daniel Maurer
  20. Lists
    Lists of Must-Visit Places Avoid Recommending Momofuku, But Can’t ResistRecommended today: Life-changing restaurants, all-American icons, and culinary adventures for 2010.
    By Daniel Maurer
  21. Pizza Pizza
    Travel and Leisure Names Eleven Best Pizzas in the U.S.An eleven-best list of pizzas that spans the whole nation? It may not be definitive, but here it is.
    By Jay Barmann
  22. Trends
    Haute-Low: Finding a Common Thread for Big Star, Kuma’s, Xoco, and Great LakeThe new crop of cheap-but-fancy restaurants are lots of things, but they’re not “middle ground.”
    By Helen Rosner
  23. Lists
    Mado, Great Lake, Birreria Zaragosa Among This Year’s GNR WinnersThe leaked winners will be officially announced on Monday.
    By Helen Rosner
  24. Pizza Pizza
    Is Deep-Dish Pizza For Tourists Only?Deep dish pizza gets thrown under the bus in favor of thin-crust.
    By Helen Rosner
  25. Pizza Pizza
    An Easy Fix For Great Lake’s Pizza ProblemA New York Times blogger has an Econ 101 solution to Great Lakes’ long lines and surly attitude.
    By Helen Rosner
  26. Pizza Pizza
    Will Great Lake Pizza Leave Chicago?Put off by their sudden fame, the owners aren’t sure that Chicago is the place for them.
    By Helen Rosner
  27. Pizza Pizza
    Chicago’s Neapolitan Pizza InvasionDeep dish is a thing of the past, if the current crop of thin-crust aficionados have anything to do with it.
    By Helen Rosner