Consider this chain outpost in River North an oasis from thinking too much about what you’re eating.
Tag: wine
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The audacity of long-awaited southeast Asian restaurant Oon
Oon, Matt Eversman’s follow-up to Saigon Sisters, is ballsy but restrained.
Posted inMusic
Friday: What bands are on our Pitchfork fest itineraries?
Friday: What bands are on our Pitchfork fest itineraries?
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Brindille is a refuge from frightening surroundings
Brindille: A refuge from frightening culinary surroundings
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At American Junkie, Kendal Duque makes hay from cliches
At River North’s new American Junkie, Kendal Duque makes hay from cliches.
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Cocktail Challenge: Balsamic vinegar
Lisa Selman of Little Market Brasserie adds some vinegar to a cocktail that only looks like a mimosa.
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A hangover cure—at a cost
A hangover cure—at a cost: An undercover visit to Chicago’s first hydration clinic
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Pure minimalism at Sumi Robata Bar
Pure, minimalist Japanese barbecue at Sumi Robata Bar
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Drinks for everybody at Alpana Singh’s Boarding House
Alpana Singh’s Boarding House is a populist wine bar on a grand scale.
Posted inBlogs
City Winery: almost as bad as you’ve heard
The wine at this music venue cum winery cum restaurant is pretty good—the rest, not so much
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Kegs for Kids and other food and drink events
Beer and tomato fests are the highlights, but there are also cupcakes, wine, health foods, barbecue, and puppies this week
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One sip: anything you want
Joie de Vine has an unusual approach to its cocktail menu: everything is custom-made
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Manischewitz cocktails: why not?
My own experiences with Manischewitz, the most recent subject of our Cocktail Challenge
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How Big Is Your Trenta?
If you like to drink wine by the bottle, the Starbucks Trenta cup will serve your needs.