The Skillman-Mockingbird store swaps its old format for a Texas-grown grocery lineup, with a grand reveal set for October 4.

Spent Grain Brewing will pour its first pints from a tent outside its future Vail Avenue bar before opening indoors this fall.

After losing its Logan Square lease, Casa Yari is back with 55 flan flavors and vegan pastelon in Humboldt Park.

The century-old shop still lights its 1946 neon sign and sells guava pastries beside German stollen.

The 56-seat Italian spot on Webster Avenue honors founder Sergio Barbone's father with a 16-layer family lasagna and an all-Italian wine list.

Co-owner Jen Cetwinski says the new cafe near Route 6 and IL 178 will skip the counter for a drive-thru window.

Tokyo Last Call returns Oct. 8 with a $145 counter seat pairing rare cocktails with Sushi-San bites.

The Northman’s ninth annual Oktoberfest spans three weekends on the Chicago Riverwalk, with Hammerschlagen and 16-inch pretzels on tap.

The Chicago-area pizza chain is setting up shop at 126 E. Lincoln Ave. in Hinckley, with hiring to follow closer to opening.

Susu opens weekday mornings October 5th with a wagyu sujuk breakfast sandwich and baklava bear claws in the old Grace space.

Begyle Brewing and Dovetail Brewery's fall bash aims for 4.5 million total meals donated as Chicago food insecurity climbs.

Happy Belated Clothing charges $10 a pound in Chicago—one shopper scored a $500 Dior shirt for $2.98.

From September 28 to October 4, businesses across Chicagoland will take part in a weeklong celebration of Portuguese food and wine.