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    May 31, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Carbo-loading

    As I exited Balena a week or so ago, a passing stranger stopped me.
    As I exited Balena a week or so ago, a passing stranger stopped me. "Good restaurant?" he asked, jerking his head toward the door. I nodded enthusiastically. "Great pizzas," I said. And in that split-second, I fear I gave Balena, which opened two...

    Tags: Lemons, The Bristol, Pies and Tarts, Restaurants, Charlie Trotter's

    2. Jun 28, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Phil Vettel reviews the Sicily menu at Next

    For its latest menu, Next restaurant invested in a special piece of cooking equipment.
    For its latest menu, Next restaurant invested in a special piece of cooking equipment. A Weber kettle grill. Standing alongside the recirculating thermal circulators, Anti-Griddles, Sonicpreps and other high-tech gizmos that populate Next's high-tech...

    Tags: Human Interest, Restaurants, Alinea, Dining and Drinking, Pasta

    3. Aug 16, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Dale Levitski's Frog N Snail

    Dale Levitski's career arc is like that of most top chefs. In reverse.
    Dale Levitski's career arc is like that of most top chefs. In reverse. After running a couple of modest Chicago restaurants, Levitski found himself thrust into the spotlight as the surprise pick to succeed Grant Achatz at four-star Trio, and, just as...

    Tags: Restaurants, Dale Levitski, Mushrooms, Peaches, Chicago Restaurants

    4. Jul 26, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. The power of now

    If you haven't visited Tallgrass restaurant in a while, or worse, have never had the pleasure of this singular restaurant, let me humbly suggest that you make your plans now, or at least, soon.
    If you haven't visited Tallgrass restaurant in a while, or worse, have never had the pleasure of this singular restaurant, let me humbly suggest that you make your plans now, or at least, soon. Because I don't care how many times chef/partner Bob...

    Tags: CLTV, Restaurants, IKEA, Butter, Dining and Drinking

    5. Nov 1, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. Hold the boeuf?

    There are at least three things you can count on at every Brendan Sodikoff restaurant. There will be a retro-cool, dimly lit atmosphere. There will be bread; roasted bone marrow with toast is a menu given. And there will be great soap in the restroom.
    There are at least three things you can count on at every Brendan Sodikoff restaurant. There will be a retro-cool, dimly lit atmosphere. There will be bread; roasted bone marrow with toast is a menu given. And there will be great soap in the restroom....

    Tags: Restaurants, Pies and Tarts, Ice Cream, Maude's Liquor Bar, Dining and Drinking

    6. Aug 9, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Bar food, elevated

    As a restaurant, Red Door in Bucktown seems rather unambitious, but as a neighborhood pub, the place is pretty impressive.
    As a restaurant, Red Door in Bucktown seems rather unambitious, but as a neighborhood pub, the place is pretty impressive. Compare executive chef Troy Graves' output at this 3-month-old Bucktown newcomer to his fine-dining efforts at Eve, his last stop,...

    Tags: Media Industry, Restaurants, CLTV, Bacon, Dining and Drinking

    7. Jun 17, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Eldercare fast becoming an issue in workplace

    In college I would often spout off — with great indignation — about issues that annoyed me. That earned me the not-so-complimentary nickname, Righteous Rex.
    In college I would often spout off — with great indignation — about issues that annoyed me. That earned me the not-so-complimentary nickname, Righteous Rex. Prepare to meet him. Some troubling statistics recently landed in my email inbox:...

    Tags: Health Treatments, Physical Therapy, Rex Huppke, Physical Conditions, Physical Therapists

    8. Sep 24, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Working women learn to swim with sharks

    A workplace discussion of the differences between men and women can be squirm-inducing. Fortunately, I was born with squirm-resistant genes and dive into touchy subjects, at least until someone gets angry and I hide under my desk. Connie Glaser, an...

    Tags: Rex Huppke

    9. Sep 7, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. No arrests in young rapper's fatal shooting

    At 18, Joseph Coleman was a little-known part of a generation of budding South Side rappers whose rhymes depicted everyday life in their crime-ridden neighborhoods.
    Tribune reporters
    At 18, Joseph Coleman was a little-known part of a generation of budding South Side rappers whose rhymes depicted everyday life in their crime-ridden neighborhoods. Coleman, who went by the nickname of Lil Jojo, had recently earned offers from two...

    Tags: Dr. Dre (music artist), Social Media, Gang Activity, Lollapalooza, Twitter, Inc.

    10. Aug 7, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. Family business a natural for Bates, Bears

    BOURBONNAIS — Jeremy Bates is new to the Bears, but he's totally at home in training camp. The team's new quarterbacks coach can measure his life in yard markers, tackling dummies and two-a-day practices.
    BOURBONNAIS — Jeremy Bates is new to the Bears, but he's totally at home in training camp. The team's new quarterbacks coach can measure his life in yard markers, tackling dummies and two-a-day practices. "When I was 5 years old at Texas Tech I was...

    Tags: Chicago Bears, Mike Tice, Football, National Football League, Lovie Smith

    11. Oct 3, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  11. Bears' pass rush making all the difference

    The popular joke when the Bears traded for Jay Cutler in 2009 was that they fleeced the Broncos by including two first-round draft picks because such selections were worthless in Chicago. The trade simply spared the Bears the indignity of making even more bad picks.
    The popular joke when the Bears traded for Jay Cutler in 2009 was that they fleeced the Broncos by including two first-round draft picks because such selections were worthless in Chicago. The trade simply spared the Bears the indignity of making even more...

    Tags: George McCaskey, Israel Idonije, Chicago Bears, Mark Anderson, National Football League

    12. Sep 2, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Safety concerns at old post office addressed, but development remains stalled

    <strong>Bill Davies</strong>, the eccentric Monaco-based owner of Chicago's old post office, wants to turn the hulking mass that straddles Congress Parkway into a mecca of shopping, office space, residences, etc.
    Bill Davies, the eccentric Monaco-based owner of Chicago's old post office, wants to turn the hulking mass that straddles Congress Parkway into a mecca of shopping, office space, residences, etc. But the building sits rotting and untouched because,...

    Tags: Government, Politics, Public Officials, Melissa Harris, Chicago City Hall

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