This new below-ground spot is a street-inspired concept shop: Christopher Kane T-shirts, Alexander Wang sunglasses and Dee and Ricky Lego brooches abound.
Like a hipsterrific yard sale, this shop sells tees printed with book-cover art, natural fragrances from Portland General Store, and books filled with biologists' sketches. En savoir plus .
The quiche selection, featuring a wild mushroom pie and the vegan desserts are a draw and the smooth shots of espresso and midcentury-modern design that make this the sexiest coffee shop on the block. En savoir plus .
Thought you'd want to know: Bridgeport Coffee Co. has been nominated for Best Local Coffee Roaster in Time Out Chicago’s 2011 Eat Out Awards. Vote now! En savoir plus .
Drawing Room vet Tim Lacey resurfaces at this David Morton/Michael Kornick hideaway. En savoir plus .
Try the Bridge House Burger from our 100 Best list: This burger is rebellious in its restraint, classic in its conception and on-point in its execution. None of that keeps it from being enormous.
The B: pork belly. The L: arugula. The T: tomato hollandaise. What the acronym doesn’t describe is the perfect balance of each layer, bookended by a supple poached egg and fluffy biscuit. En savoir plus .
Tasty bites such as bacon-wrapped Cajun shrimp and sesame ahi tuna wraps provide a potent punch of flavor during a post-work stop. En savoir plus .
If you're sharing a salad — one is enough for two moderate appetites — the kitchen will plate them separately and provide two dressings. En savoir plus .
Stars like Josh Duhamel and the Glee cast load up on their crunchy tuna rolls and famous carrot cake–only to dance off the calories downstairs at Sub51. Tip: Make a reservation or expect a big wait.
This Cubano is delicious, and the key to its success is the citrus-garlic-marinated, cumin-rubbed lechon asado and the perfect toasting (whoever is operating the plancha needs a raise). -BC En savoir plus .
