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The play opens on October 6 and tickets are on sale. A Recipe for Disaster is a comedy focused on the hijinks that happen during influencer night at a hot restaurant (which honestly sounds pretty great), and tickets to the play also include a fully immersive experience with a tasting menu and paired drinks. Rick Bayless is at it again with his continuing theater career - this time, instead of starring in a play, heвЂ™s written one. El Che Steakhouse & Bar 845 W Washington Blvd, Chicago, IL 60607.

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to 3 p.m., and is free - but if you sign up for a ticket, you get free wine! Food and Drama Paella Ribs Chicken with some of our Chimichurri sauce Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Every month, theyвЂ™re hosting a market paying homage to the San Telmo market in Buenos Aires, and the next one is on September 11, featuring a variety of vendors (including kitchen tools, knives, plants, pet treats, and more). El Che Meat and Provisions is still going strong, selling high quality meats and kitchen tools ( order online), but now theyвЂ™ll be holding a special market to provide even more offerings. South American FeastД®l Che remains one of my favorite restaurants, and their pivot to retail during the pandemic was pretty darn awesome. For details, check out the Project Barkada Instagram page. One Montgomery Street, Suite 2400, San Francisco. It combines both New York and Chicago vendors, so even if you are familiar with the Filipino food scene in Chicago, youвЂ™ll have a chance to encounter some new tastes. To learn more about your rights and request action on your data, please visit ourPrivacy Policy. Barkada MARKET: Chicago is a local iteration of a New York event which bills itself as вЂњNYCвЂ™s Foremost Filipino-American Community Block Party.вЂќ Taking place on August 28 in Des Plaines (at Brew Lounge), the event boasts more than 30 vendors including food, art, music, and more. I love a pop-up market, and this one promises to be particularly fun. Details (and dates) are scarce, but the spot promises вЂњnatural wines, grower Champagnes, funky yet classic cocktails and small plates of wine-friendly bites.вЂќ Keep an eye on this one. Well, the concept is no more, but the fun space is about to get a new tenant this fall, as Soif Wine Bar is opening in there (under what is now Testaccio). Underground Wine BarДЇor those who remember Quiote, the cool modern Mexican spot in Logan Square that closed in late 2019, you may also remember Todos Santos, the bar in the basement that had one of the most ambitious tequila and mezcal programs in the city. You already know that Chicago Gourmet will be back - here are four other standouts. ItвЂ™s been a strange year in Chicago dining, to put it mildly, but as we head into the second half of the year, there are some exciting events and openings coming that you should keep an eye on. ItвЂ™s hard to believe (especially with this weekвЂ™s heat), but summer is already coming to an end and IвЂ™m looking forward to fall.