What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Wednesday, December 25
Tag: restaurants
Posted inFood & Drink
Our favorite restaurants of 2013
Our favorite restaurants of 2013: From suburban ramen to west-side barbecue to tiki time in River North
Posted inFood & Drink
Eastern promises at Kabocha
Kabocha, Shin Thompson’s “Japanese brasserie,” delivers half the time.
Posted inFood & Drink
Who does Brandon Baltzley think he is?
Who does chef-memoirist-addict Brandon Baltzley think he is?
Posted inFood & Drink
Eastern promises at Kabocha
Kabocha, Shin Thompson’s “Japanese brasserie,” delivers half the time.
Posted inNews & Politics
Addicted to guns
Is there a cure for Chicago’s crippling dependence on firearms?
Posted inNews & Politics
Can a restaurant transform a neighborhood?
West Humboldt’s new war on drugs: Open a restaurant
Posted inNews & Politics
This week’s Chicagoan: Khalid Kamal, Moroccan restaurant owner
Khalid Kamal, Moroccan restaurant owner: “In Morocco, we don’t eat in restaurants”
Posted inBlogs
8/13 — Free Gourmet Field Trips to Inovasi
Inovasi offers free gourmet field trips for Chicagoans starting on Fri 8/13.
Posted inBlogs
Restaurants Unite for Haiti Relief
Chicago restaurants are lining up to raise funds for relief in Haiti from January 18-24.
Posted inBlogs
Vote for Sheboygan!
Name a new Seattle restaurant specializing in midwestern comfort food and house-made sausages.
Posted inBlogs
Chicago Griddle Guide asks for a Kickstart
Via @adrianholovaty, discovered this neat idea for a book: Chicago Griddle Guide, an elaborate guidebook to the city’s greasy spoons and diners. I’m actually just as interested in Kickstarter, which looks like a good way to fund small projects, such as Andy Baio‘s 8-bit tribute to Miles Davis. If you contribute to the Chicago Griddle […]
Posted inBlogs
Now open: Nightwood
Lula Cafe’s sister restaurant in Pilsen opens for business tonight.