Chicago: Interviews


Interviews

How Sarah Grueneberg Made Monteverde into a Chicago Classic in Just 10 Years

A Q&A with the chef-owner of one of the city’s most sought-after Italian restaurants.

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Giant’s Jason Vincent is Still Excited to Invent New Dishes

An interview with the chef and co-owner of Giant and Chef’s Special Cocktail Bar about the state of Chicago dining.

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Diana Dávila of Mi Tocaya Finds Joy in Sharing Mexican Culture with Chicago

An interview with the chef-owner of the beloved Logan Square Mexican institution.

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Erling Wu-Bower of Maxwells Trading is Always Learning

Wu-Bower on how he’s still learning on the job two years in, the story behind that famous sweet potato, and the secret to the West Loop’s restaurant’s success.

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Q&A: Chef-Owner Kevin Hickey of The Duck Inn in Bridgeport

We talked to the chef about the secret to his success, the legacy of his duck dog, and the unexpected place you may find him this holiday season.

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Ramen Monster’s Katie Dong is the Queen of the Noodle Nerds

An interview with the chef-owner of Logan Square’s favorite ramen shop.

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Big Jones Celebrates a Beautiful Vision of Regional Southern Cuisine

Growing up in Southern Indiana, spending time on his family’s farms and in their kitchens, Paul Fehribach knew from a…

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A spread at DeNucci's

The One Who Keeps the Book

How to Book a Table at DeNucci’s (and What to Order Once You’re There)

Since 2009, Ballyhoo Hospitality has been building upon its flagship Lincoln Park restaurant, Gemini, with a dependable stable of restaurants…

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How Brindille Has Become an Essential Chicago Classic

Carrie Nahabedian is proudly old school. Quotes from Julia Child and Charlie Trotter grace the menu at Brindille, her elegant…

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As Lula Cafe Hits 25 Years, Jason Hammel Celebrates Hospitality and the Power of Community

When Jason Hammel and Amalea Tshilds opened Lula Café in 1999, they envisioned a space for their community to gather.

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