Chicago is undergoing a German food explosion. Beers, wursts, schnitzels and the like are popping up all over town, and the wave hasn't crested yet. Leading the pack is Table, Donkey and Stick, an Alpine-themed spot in the former Bonsoiree space. After a long, reality-TV style series of pop up dinners to choose a new chef, Scott Manley was given the nod. Manley has populated the menu with sophisticated versions of german classics like sauerbraten, sausages and pretzels, alongside a huge selection of house made charcuterie and a good list of European cheese. Can't afford that Swiss ski...
If you're looking for a modern take on german food, this is the place for you. Be sure to order a ton of charcuterie.
The first iteration of this Logan Square restaurant was born out of a series of illegally-held underground dinner parties in small Chicago apartments. After one go-around that served up four, seven or thirteen course tasting menus fusing French, Japanese and American tastes and textures, the place has reinvented itself again. This time, it's all about a seasonal, prix-fixe menu of contemporary...
Satisfy upscale food cravings at this casual American cafe in Logan Square.:
In Short
Patrons grab roasted tomato, chevre and balsamic syrup sandwichs on garlic-chive tomato foccacia for lunch at this swanky deli cafe. As the day wears on, items like pan-seared...