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Category: Restaurants, Food and Drink
Chicago Bears unveil new concessions like the Odunze Dog, bear paw doughnuts and ‘The Bear’-inspired Italian beef
Da Bears take on “The Bear” with a new menu featuring a spin on an Italian beef sandwich, plus a bear paw pretzel, carne asada waffle fries and an over-the-top doughnut.
Demolition for Block 59 development in Naperville nearly finished
Crews are nearly finished clearing the property at Route 59 and Aurora Avenue to make way for Block 59, the large dining and entertainment development.
Photos: Rookie Rome Odunze has his own dog — a look at the Chicago Bears’ new food offerings at Soldier Field for 2024
Rookie Rome Odunze’s signature dog is among the new Soldier Field concession items unveiled Wednesday ahead of the Chicago Bears home opener.
Column: Are you Chicagoan enough to try Malört? The allure of scary tastes, and a new book on the revered and reviled spirit
The title of Josh Noel’s upcoming book — “Malört: The Redemption of a Revered & Reviled Spirit” — likely either downplays the caustic thrill of a shot of Malört or soft-pedals the depths of your disgust.
Labor Day 2024: 18 parties and restaurant specials in Chicago to enjoy as summer winds down
Relax and take advantage of these 18 Labor Day parties and specials.
Restaurant news: Stussy’s Diner in Bridgeport, among notable openings and closings around Chicago
A look at Stussy’s Diner in Bridgeport, plus other notable restaurant news, including more openings, closings and new menus.
Latin Restaurant Weeks returns with more than 40 restaurants and cafes
Ushering in its fourth year with an extensive roster of restaurants, cafes and bakeries, Latin Restaurant Weeks runs Aug. 16 through Aug. 30 as organizers hope to spotlight the diversity of Latin flavors in Chicago, beyond the usual tamales and tacos.
Wally Amos, creator of Famous Amos Cookies, dies at 88
Wally Amos, an entrepreneur who started Famous Amos, one of the first brands to push high-quality cookies and one of the world’s best-known names in baked goods, died at his home in Honolulu. He was 88.
6 picnic foods and park pairings to make the most of summer in Chicagoland
Summer is fleeting, but there’s still plenty of time left to enjoy a picnic outdoors.