Dave148 wrote:The Kitchen is coming to Chicago.
The Boulder, Colo.-based restaurant company co-founded by Kimbal Musk (he's the brother of Tesla Motors Inc. founder Elon Musk) has signed a lease for 316 N. Clark St. in River North. The restaurant is expected to open later this year.
http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/ ... estaurant#
spinynorman99 wrote:Dave148 wrote:Le Pain Quotidien is bringing its egg frittatas and tartines to Chicago, inking a lease for an empty retail space in the Gold Coast.
The New York-based restaurant chain signed a 15-year lease for 1,953 square feet in a storefront at the northeast corner of State Street and Delaware Place, said Michael Reschke, CEO at Chicago-based Prime Group Inc., which owns the property.
http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/ ... old-coast#
Totally decent chain. We have a consultant out East that has one in their building. Enjoy their food very much. And a good Arnold Palmer.
French-influenced restaurant chain Le Pain Quotidien is coming to Lincoln Park and the West Loop, part of a larger push into the Chicago area.
New York-based Le Pain Quotidien, French for “the Daily Bread,” plans to open restaurants at 1000 W. Armitage Ave. and at135 N. Clinton St. in the MetraMarket retail area just north of Ogilvie Transportation Center, a company spokeswoman confirmed.
marothisu wrote:Anybody know what Quay Tao of The Portage is up to? I saw a building permit for a build out of a restaurant space in his name at 6 corners (4038 N Milwaukee).
marothisu wrote:Also, something called Harvest Juicery is opening on Tuesday 2/4 at 1012 W Lake St (right near the Morgan Green Line stop). Serving juices of course but I think they make and bottle their own. Definitely a storefront.
Former chef Kristina Sciarra will debut Harvest Juicery in the West Loop tomorrow.
Harvest Juicery, which started as a bottled delivery service about a year ago, grew so fast that Ms. Sciarra, who worked in restaurants in Rhode Island before moving to Chicago to manage Equinox fitness clubs, decided to build on her culinary and wellness background, expand and open the storefront, located at 1012 W. Lake St., around the corner from Google's future office.
riddlemay wrote:Don't think it's been mentioned…Etno Grill (the place for cevaps at the three-way of Lincoln/Wrightwood/Sheffield) is expanding into the vacant lot next door to it. To my naked eye, it looks like the expansion will more than double them in size. More power to them!
Plein Air Café & Bakery is nearly ready to open, some two years after the Hyde Park project was announced.
The spot, connected to the Co-Op Seminary Bookstore, should open later this month.
Carol Stream to get gourmet burger joint: Rev
The latest addition to River North's jumble of nightlife, restaurants and bars plans to attract customers by offering something a little bit more upscale than just one bourbon, one scotch and one beer.
Riot Hospitality Group wants to open a country music-focused restaurant called Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row at 17-21 W. Hubbard St., said Michael Troyan, the company's president.
Richard Sandoval plans Latin version of Eataly in Block 37
marothisu wrote:Sorry for the random building permit data, but Blaze Pizza was just issued a permit to build out a new restaurant at 227 E Ontario in Streeterville. If you remember, they have one right off the Belmont Red/Brown/Purple line stop and are owned by Levy with a handful of US locations.