Openings & Closings

Pierogi and crepes will get "a modern American twist," a spokesman for the 70-seat eatery said.

"We have popcorn, cheese corn, just like the big boys in Chicago—everyone's gonna be talking about us."

Chef Bill Kim's communal Korean fusion spot replaces Penny's Noodles, which closed in January. 

Kenwood entrepreneur Greg Dunn will open Persona at 170 W. Washington St. this summer.

The comfort food eatery rose from the ashes of former Jolly Posh Foods just four months ago.

Starbucks can't bring its Evenings alcohol program to the new spot — not yet, anyway.

Multiple sports bars have come and gone in the two-story building at Sheffield and Addison.

Mother-and-son team Patty and Chad Johnson, owners of Elevenzees, are having a big sale this week.

Fire House Fitness, a sports performance and functional fitness center, opens April 1 at 3626 N. Talman.

Style Room 326 will open at the end of April in west Lakeview.

The Berwyn-based chain expects to go through 500 pounds of Italian beef on opening day.

"We're so excited to get this going and want to thank everyone for being patient," co-owner said.

The Northman Cider Bar quietly held a soft opening over the weekend and is open for good on Tuesday.

Tesfa will open in the former home of Lake Langano at 1023 W. Wilson Ave.