Parson’s Chicken & Fish

It's a consolation for fans mourning the end of patio season.

Aldermen Smith and Moreno both cheered the expansion into Lincoln Park at 2435 N. Halsted St.

The closure will allow construction crews to begin working on the highly anticipated expansion project.

Beer samples will be free (yes, really) from 1-2 p.m.

The restaurant group Land & Sea Dept. is seeking a zoning change and plans to do renovations.

Now you can sing some tunes, chow down on some fried chicken and slurp a negroni all in one place.

It's the latest expansion for the bar/eatery, 2952 W. Armitage Ave., which added two canopies in 2014.

The restaurant was planning a blowout party to celebrate three years in business.

The disco, complete with DJ, will be held Dec. 1.

After the rink was delayed a month last winter, Parson's decided to switch to artificial ice.

The battle will take place at Yusho Sunday with tickets set at $35.

Bearded cooks and food handlers are supposed to wear beard nets, but good luck finding anyone who does.

But you'll need to hurry: Most rinks will close by March 1.

Lost Lake, a tiki bar, and Thank You, a Chinese takeout counter, will open side-by-side in mid-January.

Logan Square's booming bar and restaurant scene is once again getting national attention.