Lincoln Park restaurants

Christine McCabe's pastry shop is moving to 1438 W. Cortland Ave., former home of Joe's Fisheries.

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

The corner bar and grill at 444 W. Fullerton Parkway closed abruptly Tuesday.

Owners told a group they would like to open on Halsted Street next spring with a bar and patio.

Chef-owner Jason Noel is bringing along his award-winning burgers from Square Bar & Grill.

The Kennison is taking the spot formerly occupied by Perennial Virant.

The farm-to-table restaurant is moving into a two-story location that was formerly a yoga studio.

The Old Town School of Folk Music programs the series, starting with Mareva & Michael's folk and blues.

A community meeting on a new license for the store ended up in a love fest.

The Peruvian chicken restaurant opens Sunday at 2460 N. Clark St.

A former Michelin Bib Gourmand winner, it's a destination that now welcomes drop-ins as well.

The third Broken English outlet moves into the old Etno Village Grill-Kings County Tap location.

It will offer "wine from around the world and beer from around the corner," owner Luke Fairbank said.

The menu includes po' boys, but also high-end items like king crab legs and lobster.

"We will never make our wait as good as our pizza, but we are trying," says Pequod's.