Restaurant news
Arlington Alfresco, Arlington Heights’ popular open-air dining and entertainment zone in the village’s downtown, will return Friday, May 3.
The Batavia Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on April 18 for Geneva Winery's new location, which is now open at 5 N. River St. in Batavia.
The Bien Trucha restaurant group is developing an entirely new concept in downtown Wheaton.
The popular dining events begin with a Mother's Day Farm Brunch on May 12, and continue monthly through October.
The independent coffee house is located at 1109 Ritter St., and is the fourth Krema Coffee Roasters, joining other locations in Plainfield, Lockport and Tinley Park.
Police have made another arrest of a suspect allegedly involved in the shooting that damaged three businesses in Joliet and Crest Hill, including Merichka's restaurant.
A food truck festival returned for its second season this spring at Northern Illinois University, bringing with it an array of options for students, staff, DeKalb residents and community members to explore.
Discover some hidden gems and rising stars that are making Aurora a must-visit destination for adventurous eaters.
Restaurant owners appeal to City Council for help in landlord dispute but say they're done.
Whether referred to as farm-to-table or farm-to-fork, some of these local restaurants are a part of the social moment that is driving them to get their ingredients from nearby farms and similar sources.
Cemeno's at the Park gets 5-year lease at Inwood complex.
Suburbs in Kane, DuPage and McHenry counties have plenty of al fresco dining options as the weather starts to get warmer.
Some changes have been made to iconic Algonquin restaurant, Port Edwards, which opened 60 years ago.
The free tasting event will feature free samples and tastings of a variety of homemade foods, drinks and much more
To coincide with the much-anticipated drop of “The Tortured Poets Department” on Friday, the Long Grove brewery will release The 13th Poet, a lavender blonde ale, the day before on Thursday.