cleanplateclub wrote:"Finch" written in big yellow letters on the old Breakroom Brewery building. Quick turn around.
It looks like we won't have much longer to wait before Nonnina (340 N. Clark St., 312-822-0077) makes its debut. The restaurant, by Tony Priolo (Piccolo Sogno), partner Ciro Longobardo (ditto), general manager/partner Ricardo Brizuela (ditto) and chef/partner Chris Macchia, is hoping for a late-June debut.
Dave148 wrote:It looks like we won't have much longer to wait before Nonnina (340 N. Clark St., 312-822-0077) makes its debut. The restaurant, by Tony Priolo (Piccolo Sogno), partner Ciro Longobardo (ditto), general manager/partner Ricardo Brizuela (ditto) and chef/partner Chris Macchia, is hoping for a late-June debut.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/re ... story.html
knitgirl wrote:The old Johnny Casserole (4019 N. Damen) has new signage for Nomad Kitchen. I couldn't find anything with that name locally after a very superficial search online, though there is a restaurant with that name in Wa. state. About a month ago the front windows were open and I briefly chatted with a guy who was working inside. I don't know if he's connected to Nomad Kitchen, but he said they do catering and were using the space for that and would be doing some pop-ups.
ronnie_suburban wrote:knitgirl wrote:The old Johnny Casserole (4019 N. Damen) has new signage for Nomad Kitchen. I couldn't find anything with that name locally after a very superficial search online, though there is a restaurant with that name in Wa. state. About a month ago the front windows were open and I briefly chatted with a guy who was working inside. I don't know if he's connected to Nomad Kitchen, but he said they do catering and were using the space for that and would be doing some pop-ups.
This is Jared Batson's spot - the Nomad Food Company. He makes some of the best wood-fired pizza I've ever had -- out of his mobile pizza oven -- and they can also be found slinging pies at the Green City Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
http://www.thenomadfoodcompany.com/
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Nomad Kitchen
4019 N. Damen
Chicago, IL 60618
riddlemay wrote:It's the former Piccolo Sogno Due space. I hope this go-round they'll do something about the noise.
nsxtasy wrote:riddlemay wrote:It's the former Piccolo Sogno Due space. I hope this go-round they'll do something about the noise.
I ate there for dinner when the dining room was full, and I never thought it was overly noisy. Not quiet, to be sure, but no worse than average these days, and not at all a place where you leave with your ears ringing (like Tanta, Publican, etc).
Czech Plaza Restaurant
June 11 at 4:18pm ·
Dear Friends,
It has been 27 years that we have had the pleasure of serving you at our humble establishment. Three generations of our family ( mom & dad, kids and grandkids) have worked here in those years. In our time here, we have met many wonderful people, many who we now consider friends. So it is with a very heavy heart when we tell you that our family, the Drozda's will be retiring.
Our mother, Babi, as she is affectionately known to everyone, has many job descriptions. Owner, cook, manager, mom, and grandmother. She has been in the kitchen since we started in 1989, 27 years in total, so when she decides it is time to retire, it is time to say goodbye.
July 18 will be the Drozda families last day here. We would love to see all our customers before then, so that we may say goodbye and thank you all for leaving us with so many wonderful memories.
Fond wishes to all,
Zdenka & Family ( Lido Kevin Jon )
Beats & Family ( Jack Stefi B.B. )
Mom & Dad, Laddy and Jerry
Czech Plaza Restaurant
The Restaurant will reopen August 3 under new ownership. It will remain a Czech Restaurant. Most of the current employees will stay.
June 11 at 4:35pm
Clodagh and Amy Lawless, sisters of Billy Lawless Jr. of Loop restaurants Gage and Acanto, are set to open the Dearborn, "an urban American tavern," in an 8,000-square-foot space on the first floor of Block 37, this week. The restaurant has been holding friends and family practice-run dinners and was looking to open June 16, a spokesperson confirmed.
A new whiskey- and burger-focused restaurant should open later this month in Evanston from the teams behind Pearl Tavern downtown and Bar Marta in Humboldt Park. Whiskey Thief will start serving the general public on June 23 at 616 Davis St. in Evanston.
lodasi wrote:Per the Jollibee USA website, the Skokie Jollibee location is scheduled to open in July 2016
Jollibee
3534 W Touhy Ave (at St Louis Ave)
Skokie, IL 60076
the chain will open a location at 5033 N. Elston Ave.—within Chicago city limits—sharing the same address as Seafood City, the Filipino grocer.
Dave148 wrote:the chain will open a location at 5033 N. Elston Ave.—within Chicago city limits—sharing the same address as Seafood City, the Filipino grocer.
http://chicago.eater.com/2016/6/13/1192 ... -late-july
JoelF wrote:According to the Mount Prospect Journal, Woodman's will be building a store in Buffalo Grove at Deerfield and Milwaukee.
Steadfast, the Fifty/50 Group's first foray into fine-dining, is almost ready to descend on the Loop — bringing with it what may be one of Chicago's most ambitious bar menus. The restaurant will open in the new Kimpton Gray hotel at 39 S. LaSalle St. at the end of June, owners say, with chefs Chris Davies and Chris Texeira at the helm.
sundevilpeg wrote:Interesting that it's just a few short blocks east of the original location.
sundevilpeg wrote:. . .and closure comes to the dreadful city foray into public/private financing that was Chicago's Chicken & Waffles!
That happened a year ago.
TSmitty wrote:Jason Vincent is opening a new place:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/ct ... story.html
More than 26 months after leaving Nightwood, chef Jason Vincent will start cooking for customers in a restaurant kitchen again in less than two weeks. Vincent, a Food & Wine best new chef among other accolades, set the opening date for his first restaurant, the ironically-named Giant in Logan Square. He'll open the doors at 3209 W. Armitage to the public for the first time on July 1
Dave148 wrote:TSmitty wrote:Jason Vincent is opening a new place:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/dining/ct ... story.htmlMore than 26 months after leaving Nightwood, chef Jason Vincent will start cooking for customers in a restaurant kitchen again in less than two weeks. Vincent, a Food & Wine best new chef among other accolades, set the opening date for his first restaurant, the ironically-named Giant in Logan Square. He'll open the doors at 3209 W. Armitage to the public for the first time on July 1
http://chicago.eater.com/2016/6/20/1197 ... ing-july-1