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Tag: cheese

Luxuriously fatty chicken-and-sausage gumbo
Posted inFood & Drink

At Analogue, cocktails get top billing but the food steals the show

by Mike Sula February 21, 2014August 18, 2021

The Cajun menu at Logan Square cocktail bar Analogue is deceptively complex.

The house-cured sardines are accompanied by crunchy shreds of pumpernickel bread and garnished with horseradish cream, dill, and celery leaf.
Posted inFood & Drink

The audacity of Michael Sheerin’s Cicchetti

by Mike Sula February 7, 2014August 18, 2021

Former Blackbird chef Michael Sheerin is taking Venetian food somewhere new.

Smoked knockwurst (foreground) and seared boarwurst with house hefeweizen
Posted inFood & Drink

The Radler offers an upscale twist on German comfort food in Logan Square

by Julia Thiel January 17, 2014August 18, 2021

The Radler offers an upscale twist on German comfort food in Logan Square.

You can make a satisfying night out by picking over some of the nearly two dozen small-plate options.
Posted inFood & Drink

Azzurra EnoTavola is the season’s Italian sleeper

by Mike Sula December 13, 2013August 19, 2021

Azzura EnoTavola offers simple, soulful Italian food from the folks behind Anteprima and Bar Ombra.

One-stop Chop Shop offers hot and cold sandwiches, deli items, and lovely cuts of meat during retail hours, and a streamlined steak house menu in the dining room upstairs.
Posted inFood & Drink

The Chop Shop keeps it simple

by Mike Sula November 22, 2013August 19, 2021

The Chop Shop’s multidisciplinary butcher/bar/restaurant/performance space does a lot—and does a lot with a little.

Cremeria La Ordeña's owners work for Mi Costeñita, the wholesale importer of Mexican chiles, spices, candies, and snacks.
Posted inFood & Drink

Cremeria La Ordeña: Where the shelves are stocked with Mexican cheese, moles, and toasted grasshoppers

by Mike Sula October 14, 2013August 19, 2021

A southwest-side corner store where the shelves are stocked with cheese, moles, and toasted grasshoppers

If your neighborhood bagel-and-lox place happened to be lit by a massive chandelier
Posted inFood & Drink

Dillman’s is Brendan Sodikoff’s blintz-krieg

by Sam Worley September 20, 2013August 19, 2021

With Dillman’s, Brendan Sodikoff brings a haute (and fabulous) “deli-style American brasserie” to River North.

Chunks of underfried, greasy sole fillet are given barely a sprinkling of magic Sichuan peppercorns.
Posted inFood & Drink

Lao 18: It ain’t Chinatown anymore

by Mike Sula August 9, 2013August 19, 2021

Tony Hu’s latest might be the best Chinese restaurant in River North, but it’s the worst in his empire.

Recycled barn wood, honeyed lighting (not pictured: flat-screen TVs)
Posted inFood & Drink

At River North’s Central Standard, a one-stop tour of flyover country

by Mara Shalhoup May 30, 2013August 19, 2021

At the River North barstaurant Central Standard, a culinary tour of flyover country

A distorted, glassy sugar flume houses levels of chocolate mousse, chocolate pound cake, souffle, and cream for a surreally constructed dessert.
Posted inFood & Drink

Brindille is a refuge from frightening surroundings

by Mike Sula May 24, 2013August 19, 2021

Brindille: A refuge from frightening culinary surroundings

Local Foods Grocer cofounders Andrew Lutsey and Dave Rand, in the warehouse they hope to open to the public, are working to clear the hurdles that keep locally grown produce from being more widely available.
Posted inFood & Drink

Locavorism Inc.

by Mike Sula May 23, 2013August 19, 2021

Can a new business increase the amount of local food we eat?

Posted inBlogs

One Bite: The cemita Milanesa at Cemitas Puebla

by Gwynedd Stuart April 17, 2013August 19, 2021

A feat in pork between two sesame seed buns in Humboldt Park.

Posted inBlogs

Romance’s final frontier smells of oil

by Gwynedd Stuart February 19, 2013August 19, 2021

Looking for love and melted cheese at Fondue Stube

Posted inBlogs

Bar Pastoral offers lots of cheeses, makes it hard to Edam

by Sam Worley February 6, 2013August 18, 2021

Minor quibbles and major mishaps at a new Lakeview cheese and wine bar.

Posted inBlogs

The oldest (edible) cheese in the world

by Mike Sula October 8, 2012August 19, 2021

Turns out 40-year-old cheddar tastes a lot like 28-year-old

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