
Anthony Todd
Contributor at Chicago Magazine
Criminal defense atty, counsel at Reed Smith. Food writer @chicagomag. Cocktails. Oysters. Old Books. Catdad. Boyfriend: @rsaeks. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
chicagomag.com | Anthony Todd
It’s finally feeling like summer, and that can only mean one thing: street festivals! Chicago has an abundance of street festivals throughout the city, and while not all of them have interesting food, a lot do. Here are four of our favorite food festivals you need to add to your calendar. Rogers Park Taco CrawlEveryone loves tacos, right? If you want to try lots of them all in one spot, head to the Rogers Park Taco Crawl on July 17.
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1 week ago |
l8r.it | Anthony Todd
It’s finally feeling like summer, and that can only mean one thing: street festivals! Chicago has an abundance of street festivals throughout the city, and while not all of them have interesting food, a lot do. Here are four of our favorite food festivals you need to add to your calendar. Rogers Park Taco CrawlEveryone loves tacos, right? If you want to try lots of them all in one spot, head to the Rogers Park Taco Crawl on July 17.
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3 weeks ago |
chicagomag.com | Anthony Todd
Jimmy Bannos Jr. made his name in Chicago as the chef-owner of Michigan Avenue stalwart the Purple Pig, but since departing the restaurant a few years ago, Bannos has been quiet. But not for much longer — Bannos is preparing to open Kouklas, a Greek spot in Niles (7620 N. Milwaukee Ave.), later this summer. He’s working on the project with his father, Jimmy Bannos, best known for the beloved Cajun-Creole spot Heaven on Seven.
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3 weeks ago |
l8r.it | Anthony Todd
Jimmy Bannos Jr. made his name in Chicago as the chef-owner of Michigan Avenue stalwart the Purple Pig, but since departing the restaurant a few years ago, Bannos has been quiet. But not for much longer — Bannos is preparing to open Kouklas, a Greek spot in Niles (7620 N. Milwaukee Ave.), later this summer. He’s working on the project with his father, Jimmy Bannos, best known for the beloved Cajun-Creole spot Heaven on Seven.
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1 month ago |
chicagomag.com | Anthony Todd
The combination of fine dining and fine art is not new; there was a time when restaurants bragged about their art collections, and dining beneath expensive paintings was part of the ritual of going to a fancy eatery. Justin Vaiciunas’s new restaurant, LIA, aims to put a dramatic new spin on the interaction of art and cuisine, with all of the fun and none of the fuss. Vaiciunas has one of the most geographically diverse resumes that I’ve seen.
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