Big Jones Restaurant Review:
Paul Fehribach’s simple-on-the-surface restaurant emphasizes heirloom Southern recipes, made with seasonal ingredients from local farms and purveyors. House-made charcuterie (pecan wood-smoked andouille, dry-cured tasso with piccalilli) gives way to a menu peppered with revived, historic dishes and family-style suppers, like wood-smoked Virginia oysters, bathed in garlic butter and finished...
"When you miss NOLA" or long for "a night out in Charleston", fans suggest this midpriced Andersonville "destination" for a "genuine, quality Southern food experience" (especially at the "don't-miss brunch") courtesy of a "surprising" menu featuring both "locally sourced" products and ingredients that are somewhat "unheard of" in Chicago; "helpful" servers, "warm, welcoming" surroundings and a...
Paul Fehribach's simple-on-the-surface Southern spot serves what he's coined as "contemporary coastal cuisine." Inspired by seasonal ingredients, the menu changes; however, in the past we have enjoyed spicy-sweet, boldly flavored baby-back…
Neighborhood dining takes the form of contemporary Southern coastal cuisine in the heart of Andersonville.:
Restaurant-rich Clark Street gets a shot of Southern coastal cuisine in this storefront styled with wrought iron chandeliers and moss-colored drapes to complement ivory hues. A proper,...