Bar Suzette is an interesting entity. Last week one could go to a Bar Suzette at many locations, all within market settings. With the closing the Mad Sq. Eats for the summer, that leaves one less option to go to bar Suzette. The Chelsea Market location focuses on crepes, while the Urbanspace outposts will sling you a patty…
The huge, hearty comfort-food menu makes it hard to decide exactly what you want. Seriously. It took me 15 minutes to finally make a decision, the waiter came over maybe 8 times before I finally said GIMME THE BURGER! You can order everything from unconventional breakfasts to satisfying all day food, hey you can even…
Mad. Sq. Eats has been open since the end of April, and in two days it shuts down until September. The centerpiece of the pop-up market, for burger lovers at least, is Beatrice Burger, a burgers-only outpost of Beatrice Inn. The Beatrice Inn is revered on Instagram for its 45-day dry aged burger. I have…
I have stated many times before that restaurants in the West Loop of Chicago are the best in the city. The scene is crazy; beautiful people are everywhere, and there’s a great variety and phenomenal energy. It should be no surprise to anyone that Porkchop is another great restaurant and funny enough, they actually have…
I’ve eaten a lot of burgers in Midtown Manhattan, so it’s not always easy for me to find one in the neighborhood that I haven’t tried. Chef Will Shear recommended the Wayfarer, and though it won by the default condition of being the only recommendation I’d never been to, I still had high hopes because I…