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Chicago magazine

Mar 01 2024
Magazine

Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago magazine

The New Power Generation

The Lord’s Work

ICEBREAKER

Knife Points

Q: Why do Chicagoans say “Jewels” instead of “Jewel”?

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

La Salle Street Blues • As businesses desert the once-vibrant corridor, boosters worry the mayor won’t get behind a mixed-use revitalization plan.

Gold Coast Empire • A mansion with TV and movie cameos on its résumé hits the market.

MY TOWN GLEN ELLYN • ALICIA HAUGE, CO-OWNER OF COMMON GOOD COCKTAIL HOUSE, RECOMMENDS THESE FOUR SPOTS.

Raising L • Commuters Take Action cofounder Fabio Göttlicher wants you to know that Chicago’s public transit system is in trouble.

Too Little, Too Late • How did the L perform in 2023? Not well, according to CTA data tracked by Commuters Take Action. Only half the trains scheduled arrived on time.

The Thompson Center Reboot • Architectural treasure? Taxpayer money pit? Charming fixer-upper? Spaceship? All of the above? Here’s what to know about the Googleplexing of Helmut Jahn’s opus.

Sonat Birnecker Hart • Liquor mogul, Saturday unplugger, reluctant rebounder

Harrison McEldowney’s New Point of View • After a 10-year stage absence, the celebrated choreographer returns with a modern-tech twist for Trinity Irish Dance.

AGENDA • Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month

The Roots of a Mini Empire • With his fresh take on plant-based dining, Rodolfo Cuadros has built a string of Latin American restaurants.

Throwback Tipples • At the new bar Golden Years, the ’70s are alive and well.

Grilled Shellfish Parrillada at El Che Steakhouse & Bar

The Heart of Ukraine • At Anelya, Johnny Clark taps his familial roots for a menu that’s unlike any other in town.

Island Time

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Flour Power

History Rewritten • A Portage Park illustrator preserves Chicago’s past one letter at a time.

The Power 50 • Who’s in charge here? These heavy hitters know how to use their influence to make things happen in Chicago and beyond.

The Ramen Lord • AT CHICAGO’S BUZZIEST NEW RESTAURANT, MIKE SATINOVER IS OBSESSED WITH ONE GOAL: MAKING THE PERFECT BOWL OF JAPANESE NOODLES.

Fashion Gets Fun • DESIGNERS HAVE GONE PLAYFUL THIS SEASON. THESE PIECES, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE OLD POST OFFICE IN THE WEST LOOP, FEATURE CLEVER TWISTS GUARANTEED TO DELIVER.

Put a Ring on It • Marrow Fine gives “I do” a stylish spin.

Cycle Stars • They are two of the area’s oldest bike shops, third-generation family affairs. Which one pops your wheelie?

Garden of Delights • Spring is awakening with botanical-inspired style.

Chris Ware • The cartoonist, 56, on why he doesn’t script his stories and why self-confidence is overrated


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Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago magazine

The New Power Generation

The Lord’s Work

ICEBREAKER

Knife Points

Q: Why do Chicagoans say “Jewels” instead of “Jewel”?

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

La Salle Street Blues • As businesses desert the once-vibrant corridor, boosters worry the mayor won’t get behind a mixed-use revitalization plan.

Gold Coast Empire • A mansion with TV and movie cameos on its résumé hits the market.

MY TOWN GLEN ELLYN • ALICIA HAUGE, CO-OWNER OF COMMON GOOD COCKTAIL HOUSE, RECOMMENDS THESE FOUR SPOTS.

Raising L • Commuters Take Action cofounder Fabio Göttlicher wants you to know that Chicago’s public transit system is in trouble.

Too Little, Too Late • How did the L perform in 2023? Not well, according to CTA data tracked by Commuters Take Action. Only half the trains scheduled arrived on time.

The Thompson Center Reboot • Architectural treasure? Taxpayer money pit? Charming fixer-upper? Spaceship? All of the above? Here’s what to know about the Googleplexing of Helmut Jahn’s opus.

Sonat Birnecker Hart • Liquor mogul, Saturday unplugger, reluctant rebounder

Harrison McEldowney’s New Point of View • After a 10-year stage absence, the celebrated choreographer returns with a modern-tech twist for Trinity Irish Dance.

AGENDA • Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month

The Roots of a Mini Empire • With his fresh take on plant-based dining, Rodolfo Cuadros has built a string of Latin American restaurants.

Throwback Tipples • At the new bar Golden Years, the ’70s are alive and well.

Grilled Shellfish Parrillada at El Che Steakhouse & Bar

The Heart of Ukraine • At Anelya, Johnny Clark taps his familial roots for a menu that’s unlike any other in town.

Island Time

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Flour Power

History Rewritten • A Portage Park illustrator preserves Chicago’s past one letter at a time.

The Power 50 • Who’s in charge here? These heavy hitters know how to use their influence to make things happen in Chicago and beyond.

The Ramen Lord • AT CHICAGO’S BUZZIEST NEW RESTAURANT, MIKE SATINOVER IS OBSESSED WITH ONE GOAL: MAKING THE PERFECT BOWL OF JAPANESE NOODLES.

Fashion Gets Fun • DESIGNERS HAVE GONE PLAYFUL THIS SEASON. THESE PIECES, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE OLD POST OFFICE IN THE WEST LOOP, FEATURE CLEVER TWISTS GUARANTEED TO DELIVER.

Put a Ring on It • Marrow Fine gives “I do” a stylish spin.

Cycle Stars • They are two of the area’s oldest bike shops, third-generation family affairs. Which one pops your wheelie?

Garden of Delights • Spring is awakening with botanical-inspired style.

Chris Ware • The cartoonist, 56, on why he doesn’t script his stories and why self-confidence is overrated


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