To some, the Jewish New Year brings thoughts of apples and honey. But for me, all I can think about is my Glencoe cousin Susan Huvard’s delicious noodle kugel. We have it, by popular decree, at every holiday gathering. It’s creamy, just sweet enough without being cloying, and packed with deliciousness (and carbs). Of […]
The Glenview House has been around since 1878, when it was the first operating bar in town.
If she could check us out from above, Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, would be pleased to know that the Chicago restaurant named after her is worthy of the honor.
As you can imagine, being a restaurant critic, I spend a fair amount of my time online reading about food, restaurants, wine and nutrition. Some might say an unhealthy, obsessive amount of time, but did I not just say I was reading about nutrition? Lighten up! With the plethora of food and wine sites available, […]
Always a go-to for brunch on the North Shore, Fuel can now cater to a later crowd.
Don’t let them fool you. Tom Dentice and Eddie Renzi aren’t really retired.
I’ve been a Panino’s customer for many years …
It’s a wonderful thing when a new concert venue opens, and the Mayne Stage in Rogers Park is no exception.
I am obsessed by bread—the smell of it, the taste of it—in pretty much any form. Warm toast with melted butter and marmalade? I’d love some.
It’s not every day that you get a chance to interview an award-winning actress, chef, cookbook author, and grandmother: Madhur Jaffrey is all this and more.
