Lenten fish fries are a delicious and ubiquitous part of the Catholic midwest.
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Lakeview microdeli Snaggletooth is easy to get hooked on
Former C Chicago chef Bill Montagne makes a big comeback with cured fish in a tiny Lakeview deli.
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Going fishing at Brown Bag Seafood Company
Fast-casual fish high above Millennium Park
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‘Modern’ Polish food at Mount Prospect’s Qulinarnia
Mount Prospect’s Qulinaria tries to spiff up meat and potatoes.
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MFK offers an underground refuge
The Spanish-focused seafood spot is a testament to virtuous simplicity.
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Evanston’s Boltwood is unpredictable—and that’s not a complaint
Evanston’s Boltwood is unpredictable—and that’s not a complaint
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Edgewater’s Herb wants to ‘redefine’ Thai
Edgewater’s Herb wants to “redefine” Thai
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The secret weapon at New Asia? Freshly slaughtered chickens
New Asia, a Vietnamese restaurant on the far-west side of Lincoln Square, has a secret weapon: freshly slaughtered chickens.
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Brendan Sodikoff’s new Italian spot enters a crowded field
Cocello, Brendan Sodikoff’s new Italian spot, enters a crowded field.
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Joe Fish, Rosebud Restaurants’ new seafood house, is for ballers
Joe Fish, Rosebud Restaurants’ new seafood house, is for ballers.
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Key Ingredient: Francis Brennan tarts up doughnuts
Challenged to cook with sumac, Do-Rite Donuts chef Francis Brennan tarts up long johns with the acidic Middle Eastern spice.
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Chef Lee Wolen reboots Boka
The decade-old restaurant and flagship of the Boka group maintains its relevance.
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Japonais by Morimoto: At the top of the sushi food chain
Japonais by Morimoto: At the top of the sushi food chain
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Rough waters at Kinmont
Kinmont falls short of doing great things with sustainable seafood.
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Make the drive to Chicagoland’s only Lao restaurant
Spicy Thai Lao is in a blink-and-you-miss-it south-suburban strip mall. But you don’t want to miss it.