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Bar Roma’s Julia Zhu Opened Her First Restaurant at 60. And She’s Just Getting Started

Sometimes while pursuing one dream, other dreams emerge, creating a circuitous road to success that you never saw coming. That…

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How Autre Monde Revolutionized the Suburban Dining Scene

Christine Tully and her partners didn’t set out to re-invent the neighborhood restaurant when they opened Autre Monde 11 years…

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The One Who Keeps the Book

How To Get Into RPM Italian and What To Order Once You’re There

Since 2012, RPM Italian has been packing diners into River North with its modern take on Italian fare. Opened by…

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The One Who Keeps the Book

The Secrets Behind Getting Into Bavette’s (And What to Order Once You’re There)

In the realm of Chicago hotspots, it’s not hard to see why Bavette’s Bar & Boeuf stands out. With a two-level…

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Women of Food

How Mi Tocaya Antojería’s Diana Dávila Sees a Different Side to Chicago Food

The world swiftly took notice of chef Diana Dávila when she opened Mi Tocaya Antojería five years ago. At Dávila’s Logan…

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In a Changed World, mfk Seeks to Redefine the Neighborhood Restaurant

Married restaurant veterans Scott and Sari Worsham have, collectively, clocked some 60 years in the restaurant business. In the seven…

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Superkhana owners Yoshi Yamada, left, and Zeeshan Shah tapped their network of restaurant professionals to round out the offerings from their takeout window. // Courtesy of Superkhana International

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How Has Superkhana International Survived? With a Little Help From Its Friends

Superkhana International, the irreverent Indian spot in Logan Square, has an origin story like many other restaurants — as a series…

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