Homaro Cantu

The newest Bow Truss outpost is weeks from opening, the brewery is aiming for "summer."

A May 11 event at Bread & Wine in Irving Park aims to help the wife and two children of the late chef.

Homaro Cantu's coffee shop Berrista is reopening Tuesday following the chef's death last week.

"It was just another case of someone trying to make a buck off of him or take credit for his ideas."

The famed experimental chef at moto was found at his Crooked Fork Brewery. He reportedly hanged himself.

Homaro Cantu's Berrista opens on Friday, serving up miracle berries and steampunk coffee.

The nonprofit will build on the late chef's educational programs and lessons in excellence.

Chef Homaro Cantu's West Loop restaurant was known for its use of the flavor-altering miracle berry.

Jeffrey Mauro of Logan Square's popular Jam brunch spot is partnering with Homaro Cantu on Berrista.

The coffee shop will open at 4217 W. Irving Park Road in the spring.

If he gets enough "likes" on Facebook, the chef promises to revolutionize the coffee shop.

"Words can not describe how much he will be missed," wife Rochelle Trotter said.

The National Restaurant Association released its list of star chefs set to appear in the May event.

No sophomore slump here. Bread & Wine just passed the one-year mark and is already thinking expansion.