The Best Places to Eat and Drink in River North Downtown Chicago’s most popular dining neighborhood has quite a few stellar choices ...

Jeffy Mai is the Associate Editor for Eater’s Midwest region, and has been covering Chicago’s dining scene for over a decade. The tradition of afternoon tea started in 19th century Britain as ...

The editors at Eater Chicago dine out several times a week, if not per day, which means we’re always encountering standout ...

A fresh splash of red sauce has arrived in Lincoln Park with the debut of Dimmi Dimmi Corner Italian. The Italian American ...

The West Loop may be Chicago’s most polarizing dining neighborhood. Randolph Restaurant Row is still considered one of the city’s most prestigious strips with spots like Girl & the Goat, Elske ...

Mendocino Farms, the California-born sandwich chain, will officially make its Chicago debut later this month. The company’s ...

Fulton Market’s Best Restaurants The former meat-packing district is overflowing with quality options ...

If your local coffee shop’s pastry case looks a little barren this week, there’s a reason. Aya Pastry announced its closure.

Brunch — not quite breakfast, not yet lunch — is one of the best parts of the weekend. Start things off right with eggy delights, sweet indulgences, and bottomless mimosas. The latest edition ...

The couple behind this Vietnamese hotspot in Lakeview has made a splash with their menu of dishes inspired by their hometown of Ho Chi Minh City. The flavors and textures are well suited to cold ...

Milly’s Pizza in the Pan, Hiro Bar + Izakaya, and Jack and the Box headline the newest restaurant openings in Chicago.

For Jennifer Wilson and James Shields, there’s personal motivation behind opening Vitalogy, their new bar on the ground floor of a 142-year-old brick building in Printer’s Row.