Frank Brunacci Leaves Sixteen for the Love of Truffles

By Penny Pollack, Graham Meyer, and Carly Boers

Pay Dirt
Yesterday a press release announced that Frank Brunacci had left Sixteen, the high-end restaurant in the Trump Tower, but the release coyly left his destination unstated... Read more

Chicago’s 15 Best Bars, Gastropubs, and Liquor Stores for Craft Beer

Which spots rise to the top like a nice foaming head on a cold pint? We crawled the city and suburbs to bring you our favorites Read more

Olivia Castellini Is One of the 20 Gorgeous Singles You Can Meet This Friday at Summer Lovin’

By Amalie Drury

It’s a rite of summer—the night Chicago’s singles come out to play at the MCA—and it’s happening this Friday: Summer Lovin’ (details below) is your chance to mingle with the city’s 20 most eligible men and women over drinks and bites from local restaurants (M Burger, The Purple Pig) while supporting stroke therapy and research at Northwestern Memorial Hospital... Read more

Singles 2011: Gregory Stellatos

Model, grocery store owner, and former professional soccer player makes Chicago magazine’s list of most eligible singles for 2011. Read more

Singles 2011: Mike Hines

Co-owner and creative director of Epoch Floral makes Chicago magazine’s list of most eligible singles for 2011. Read more

Cool on Craig’s List, Ooh-Lalique, Haymaker is Hot

By Bradley Lincoln

The Haymaker Shop, an ambitious new furniture and home accessories store devoted to Chicago- and Midwestern-made goods, opened yesterday in Andersonville at 5507 North Clark Street, and from what I’ve seen so far, it looks like a knockout... Read more

Five Freebies

This Week’s Five: Cheap seats for the Chicago Landmark Project … festival season begins … five big freebies … plus, what Teatro Vista’s Eddie Torres is doing this weekend Read more

Five Best Things to Do in June

By Jennifer Wehunt

POCKET GUIDE: A cultural short-list for June, in order of buzz Read more

Domestica: Garden Talk, Randolph Street Market Opening, Vintage Galore

By Bradley Lincoln

Dollars to doughnuts, the eateries of pioneering restaurateurs in under-the-radar hoods leads to an increased number of home design stores and other independent ventures... Read more

Have it Her Way

By Gina Bazer

Sometimes it seems as if Chicago’s furniture-making community is a 30-something boys’ club, but Whitney Gaylord is an exception... Read more

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