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When it comes to Chicago dining, it pays to know thy farmer.
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Bring the squad and the SPF—rooftop-patio season is here.
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Everyone’s favorite pigs in a blanket goes Chicago-style, complete with celery salt, poppy seeds, and a cheeky cornichon.
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Logan Square, where gutsy cooking and the next generation of cocktail bars are luring them in, is the new culinary (and nightlife) center of Chicago
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Sponsored: Windy City restaurateurs and their farmer partners in rural Illinois are bringing the concept of sustainability to Chicago's overloaded plates, from the way their hogs and chickens are raised on the farm to the emphasis on local ingredients on the menu.
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From the jukebox to the placemats, all the details celebrate the city’s history.
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Like dip made from giardineira, marinated cheeses galore, and pigs in a blanket Chicago-style.
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What it's like to travel from New Orleans to Chicago in a vintage 1950s Pullman railcar.
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The best way to navigate this city’s rapidly changing restaurant scene? Follow the guidance of Detroit native Ben Hall.
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Discover our staff's favorite home bases for exploring the Windy City's vibrant food scene.
Kate Kassin
city-guides
From a chic North Side listening room to an acclaimed Pilsen brewery, Chicago’s drinks scene is as diverse as its 77 neighborhoods.
Kristin Braswell
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If you're coming to Chicago restaurants for deep dish, well, you need to try harder. The latest wave of talent is hawking mole verde at a neighborhood antojería, tteokbokki in a strip mall, and modernist halva tarts that cap off a mind-blowing tasting menu.
Julia Kramer
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The pastry chef breezes through the city’s best bakeries, breweries, and hot dogs.
Valeria Taylor, as told to Angela Burke
Restaurants
From playful food in the West Loop to exploring the African diaspora on the South Side, Chicago's dining scene is on fire.
Jessi Roti
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“Superdawg is the last drive-in restaurant in the city of Chicago, and has been in business for 76 years.” Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with the Drucker family, owners of Superdawg in Chicago. Founded in 1948, the restaurant is still family-run and is the last remaining original drive-in spot in the city.
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Bon Appétit meets chef Lucas Sin at NYC’s largest Chinatown in Flushing to eat the city’s most traditional Peking Duck. At JUQI inside Tangram Mall, chefs prepare Beijing-style roast duck by air-pumping the skin and roasting in a traditional Míng huǒlú oven to achieve the glassy, crispy duck skin that defines authentic Peking duck.
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Join Bon Appétit assistant web editor Alex Delany as he searches for the best Chicago-style hot dog that Chicago has to offer.
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“Getting a Michelin star is not just about having good food, it’s also about how precise everything is in terms of taste, balance of dishes.” Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with Akshay Kumar, Chef de Partie at Indienne–Chicago’s first Michelin-star Indian restaurant and one of only three in America. Go behind the scenes with Kumar as he takes you through a typical day and see how a Michelin-star restaurant is run.
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Chef Junghyun Park of Atoboy’s in NYC joins Bon Appétit to show how he makes perfect Korean Fried Chicken. Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, Park uses a double-fry technique and a fermented jalapeño marinade. From achieving a crunchy texture with rice flour batter to achieving bold flavor with gochujang and Korean sauces, these chef-level techniques will completely upgrade how you make Korean fried chicken at home.
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Today, Bon Appétit joins Chef Sam Yoo, owner of NYC’s Golden Diner, to make pancakes. Golden Diner is an Asian/American diner, and with up to 3-hour queues, it’s one of NYC’s most popular brunch spots. Join Yoo as he demonstrates how to make the perfect plate of pancakes—worth queuing 3 hours for!