One doesn’t have to be a restaurant industry insider to enjoy director Rebecca Halpern’s documentary Love, Charlie.
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Silent senses
For some the long-haul COVID-19 loss of taste and smell is more than an inconvenience—it’s a loss of livelihood.
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When a reporter sees right through her subject
Sarah Nardi’s 2013 profile of the chef Brandon Baltzley is both sympathetic and sharp.
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They couldn’t find any black people in media coverage of the food and beverage industry. So they started their own website.
Angela Burke and Alisha Sommer started up Black Food & Beverage, a new website that tells the stories of black chefs, sommeliers, restaurant managers, and other food and drink professionals in Chicago.
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Is the fresh curry paste at In-On Thai worth all the effort?
A Lakeview Thai joint warrants closer inspection
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One Bite: The B50 Burger at Chef’s Burger Bistro
Children, this ain’t no Salisbury steak.
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Blood Ties and Gambit: Two genre films for the grown-ups
Blood Ties and Gambit: two genre films from the “disappearing middle” of American cinema
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Jon Favreau serves up a turkey with Chef
Jon Favreau tries to go back to his indie roots with Chef, a dumb comedy about a renegade cook.
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Charlie Trotter on The Interview Show
Chef Charlie Trotter stopped by “The Interview Show,” hosted by Mark Bazer, to discuss his restaurant, his appreciation for today’s diners and his (very) early days at the Ground Round.