Also, the Cook County penny-per-ounce soda tax will go into effect Wednesday.
Tag: Parson’s Chicken & Fish
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Best alfresco dining
Parson’s Chicken & Fish 2952 W. Armitage 773-384-3333 www.parsonschickenandfish.com @ParsonsCHI Runner-Up Piccolo Sogno
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Best sandwich
Fried Chicken Sandwich, Parson’s Chicken & Fish 2952 W. Armitage 773-384-3333 www.parsonschickenandfish.com @ParsonsCHI Runner-Up Bari
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Outdoor ice skating is hell frozen over
Why in the name of Michelle Kwan would anyone participate in this painfully tedious winter pastime?
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A Parson’s bartender creates a cocktail with an oil not approved for human consumption
Challenged to make a drink with mustard oil, Eric Houser concocts an Indian-inspired Bloody Mary.
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Kuma’s Corner crafts a caramel-apple cocktail—with a miso kick
Kuma’s Corner crafts a caramel-apple cocktail—with a miso kick.
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A homegrown amaro: Letherbee Fernet
Local distillery Letherbee’s newest liqueur, fernet, is in the style of an Italian classic.
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Cocktail Challenge: Tahini
Challenged to make a drink with tahini, Charlie Schott of Parson’s whips up something “foofy.”
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Cocktail Challenge: Smoke
Challenged with smoke, Cayce Key of Big Star eschews the traditional smoky spirits.
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Things to do on Valentine’s Day that aren’t awful
Valentine’s Day dining and events
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Roses are red, preorders are due for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day offerings all around the city, from romantic to subversive.
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Our favorite restaurants of 2013
Our favorite restaurants of 2013: From suburban ramen to west-side barbecue to tiki time in River North
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Blackbird almost wasn’t Blackbird, Tasting Table’s Open Market, and more
Blackbird’s history, chefs doing street food in a building, and more
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The migration of the hipster
The migration of the hipster: A Chicago history, 1898-present
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Doughnuts come to Longman & Eagle, Inc.
Longman & Eagle’s Sunday doughnut pop-up, and why it’s one of Chicago’s most influential restaurants.