Lose yourself in two more local food books, about barbecue and ramen
Tag: ribs
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Myron Mixon’s Smoke Show BBQ vs. Rylon’s Smokehouse is a no-contest barbecue showdown
Two new barbecue spots perpetuate low standards.
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Q-Tine offers poutine and barbecue for the drunken masses
Logan Square’s Q-Tine specializes in the food of Montreal (poutine) and Memphis (barbecue), and does a decent job of both.
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The good, the bad, and the really bad—a roundup of three newish barbecue spots
Mike Sula visits Bro-N-Law’s Bar-B-Que, Husky Hog Bar-B-Que, and the Last Pit Stop Barbecue
Posted inBest of Chicago
Best Ribs
These meat sticks provide the cheapest legal out-of-body experience.
Posted inNews & Politics
This week’s Chicagoan: Heather Garry, corset maker
Heather Garry, corset maker: “People think corseting is antifeminist. Honestly, I think that’s bullshit.”
Posted inFood & Drink
Green Street Smoked Meats: Praise god and pass the pork ribs
Brendan Sodikoff’s Green Street Smoked Meats is down-home simplicity just off Randolph Street.
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Q-BBQ: Please make it stop
The Lakeview outpost of suburban minichain gets the same things wrong that they all do.
Posted inFood & Drink
Summer House Santa Monica masters California artifice
Summer House Santa Monica masters California artifice.
Posted inFood & Drink
Gogi Korean barbecue reignites the fire
Gogi Korean barbecue reignites the fire.
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Ben’s Bar-Be-Cue: On the (very) short list of the city’s greatest barbecue
Real low-and-slow Chicago barbecue from a New Orleans native, without any bullshit.
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Among the frum at Milt’s Barbecue for the Perplexed
Lakeview barbecue sanctioned by the Chicago Rabbinical Council
Posted inMusic
Ribfest Chicago
Megafaun, the Heartless Bastards, and 25 tons of pork at this weekend’s Ribfest Chicago
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At Barn & Company, it’s all about the meat
At Lincoln Park’s Barn & Company, it’s all about the meat.