Chef Brandon Wolff Will Run Tre Soldi's Streeterville Kitchen

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

Rome—if you want to—at the new restaurant from the Coco Pazzo group, opening in June. Read more

Chef Chris Curren Signs On with Homestead and the Berkshire Room

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

The Blue 13 and Elate alum hopes to keep the rooftop garden and farm-to-table restaurant open year-round. Read more

With Benjamin Gone, Has the Bubble Burst on Highland Park Dining?

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

After a flurry of North Shore openings, the last man standing has closed—but its owner has plans to reopen as a tapas restaurant. Read more

Talking a Lot About Borelli’s, Lincoln Square's New Pizza Shop

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

With a great family business comes great family stories. Read more

Now Open in Chicago Dining: Sweet Baby Ray's and More

By Kristina Vragovic and Graham Meyer

Wrigleyville welcomes BBQ with the return of the Cubs, the Ukrainian Village expects a new sushi spot, and DePaul students can get cookies delivered till 3 a.m. Read more

With J. Rocco Italian Table & Bar, River North Gets a Brand-New Old-School Spot

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

And Steve Chiappetti has the chops to back it up—skillwise and lambwise. Read more

Erick Williams Will Be Smoking Slow and Low at County This Summer

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

The new Little Italy barbecue spot comes from the team behind DMK Burger Bar. Here are seven questions with Williams, one of the minds behind County's menu. Read more

A Four-Star Chef Is Opening a New Place—How Often Can You Say That?

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

You should be excited to see what Tim Graham, formerly of Tru, will do in his new kitchen at Travelle. Read more

Carnivale’s New Chef Joins a Prestigious Lineage

By Penny Pollack and Graham Meyer

Rodolfo Cuadros follows in his giant predecessor's footsteps at the giant Spanish restaurant. Read more

Here's Proof That Stephen Sondheim Is Even More of a Genius Than We Already Thought

By Graham Meyer

Anthony de Mare’s Liaisons project invites composers to arrange Sondheim for solo piano. His music is great—even without the witty lyrics. Read more

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