Pauly wrote:Dave148 wrote:This should be a Location of the Damned....Casual eatery Cravelane has shut its doors at 5051 Oakton St. - Skokie.
https://chicago.eater.com/2019/1/14/181 ... sures-2019
Well, I give them credit for hanging on for a year. That location, tucked into the corner hardly visible from the Oakton/Lincoln intersection and no parking certainly didn't help.
Famed Publican Group to Open a Seafood-Focused French Cafe in Wicker Park. Café Cancale will replace Publican Anker this summer.
Puckjam wrote:Man, that's an original name.
Dave148 wrote:Cafe Dacha an Eastern European restaurant specializing in Ukranian and Russian dishes has opened in downtown Highland Park.
675 Central Ave.
Highland Park, IL 60035
847.926.7024
http://www.cafedacha.com
Telegram Sam wrote:That is a crazy location. I have always been curious as to why that ever got built out into a restaurant, it has zero street presence.
I knew I'd seen that name elsewhere. They also opened in Wicker Park in the former Tozi (I think that was the name), http://www.yelp.com/biz/iron-age-korean-steakhouse-chicago, at 1265 N Milwaukee Ave.JoelF wrote:I didn't notice the signage, but son #1 passed by the former TGI Fridays, former nondescript Korean steakhouse on Lake just east of Milwaukee in Glenview, and says that it's now Iron Age, a Korean all-you-can-eat.
It's not listed on their website http://ironagekoreansteakhouse.com/ so it may not yet be open. @PantherInTheDen - you're in that neighborhood all the time, have you seen anything?
Symphony Center's restaurant, Tesori, suspended operations April 3 because of the strike.
unfortunately, due to the current strike by the musicians of the chicago symphony orchestra, service at tesori is suspended, effective april 3rd. we hope to see you again soon!
The Bongo Room, one of the most popular brunch and breakfast spots in Chicago, is down a location. The South Loop restaurant, at 1152 S. Wabash Avenue, is closed for good, an employee at the Andersonville outpost confirms.
JoelF wrote:e+o restaurant in Randhurst Village has closed, and the owner is reconcepting it as Minta Restaurant and Social Lounge, featuring many of e+o's dishes plus while "adding an Eastern European flair"
It's set to open Saturday March 30.
Restaurant and lounge Minta, a rebranding of restaurant E+O Food and Drink with an Eastern European spin, opened last week.
Cajun Boil & Bar held its grand opening in Orland Park last week.
The seafood restaurant took the place of Dao Sushi in the former Canoe Club at 15200 S. 94th Avenue behind the Orland Park Place mall.
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Polish restaurant reopens in Justice after fire
It took a little longer than first expected, but Szarotka’s Restaurant in Justice was planing to hold its grand reopening Wednesday morning
The Polish restaurant at 8100 S. Roberts Road has been closed for repairs since a kitchen fire on Feb. 17.
The restaurant is noted for its Eastern European cuisine and is named for the white Alpine flower commonly known as edelweiss.
The restaurant, originally named Baltic, opened in 1989 offering Lithuanian cuisine. In later years, it was sold and the name was changed to Szarotka’s Hideaway Sports Bar.
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Mexican ice cream shop opens in Chicago Ridge
La Michoacana Premium is now open near Sears inside Chicago Ridge Mall in Chicago Ridge.
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Nick’s Tavern opens second location
Lemont’s Nick’s Tavern has been serving up its famous one-pound Nick Burger at 221 Main St. since the business opened in 1945.
Last month, a second Nick’s opened its doors in Cedar Lake in northwest Indiana. The new location is at 13231 Wicker Ave. in the former home of Carlo’s Pizzeria and Big Butt BBQ, which closed earlier this year.
Their menu has grown some, but both locations still feature the Nick Burger.
ld111134 wrote:Wilson’s Dogs has closed. I walked by there on Monday and the location looked abandoned. Yelp has confirmed the closure.
They prided themselves on their double cheeseburger, which was a copy of an In N Out 2x4 Animal Style burger (two mustard-grilled patties, four slices of American cheese, lettuce, tomato and “secret sauce”). It was a damn fine burger and a very good facsimile. I’ll miss this neighborhood option.
Wilson’s Dogs
1141 North Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60622
Wilson’s Dogs has closed its original location, but its new location opened Monday at 1053 N. Ashland Ave. inside the Ashland Market. 1141 N. Ashland Ave.
scottsol wrote:Leona’s on Sheridan is closed.
This reported on Yelp and the location is no longer listed on the Leona’s web site.
Ram4 wrote:A new Shake Shack is nearing completion in Vernon Hills at the Melody Farm center. It's right on Route 60 just east of Milwaukee. Looks like it will be open by summer.
shakes wrote:Ram4 wrote:A new Shake Shack is nearing completion in Vernon Hills at the Melody Farm center. It's right on Route 60 just east of Milwaukee. Looks like it will be open by summer.
...and may God have mercy on our souls (and the bellies of anyone unfortunate enough to eat there)
WhyBeeSea wrote:shakes wrote:Ram4 wrote:A new Shake Shack is nearing completion in Vernon Hills at the Melody Farm center. It's right on Route 60 just east of Milwaukee. Looks like it will be open by summer.
...and may God have mercy on our souls (and the bellies of anyone unfortunate enough to eat there)
Great news. My office is up here and there aren't many decent options in the area.
WhyBeeSea wrote:Hahaha. Yeah it's overpriced for sure but beats any other burger option in the area. That includes five guys and Kumas which just opened in that same shopping center