Openings & Closings

The Roscoe Village restaurant is shuttered indefinitely a little more than a year after opening.

Q Brothers will occupy the storefront next door to its older sibling, with a focus on men's products.

Black-and-white mural by Montreal artists turns heads at new restaurant on North Broadway.

DryHop Brewers will open a sister brewery at 3446 N. Southport Ave. next summer.

The restaurant, known for its Maxwell St. Polish sausages, says the closing is due to "L" station work.

Designer James Geier aims to make Morgan's on Fulton a destination gallery, studio and events space.

The West Loop restaurant will offer pourovers, tea, booze pairings and a "library" for browsing.

"It looks like we've reached our end," the restaurant announced on its Facebook page.

The froyo chain replaced the iconic Wonderburger, which closed after 60 years at 11045 S. Kedzie Ave.

Local stars like Glazed & Infused, Publican and Bang Bang Pie make menu cameos at Chicago's first Shack.

The Streeterville location, 259 E. Erie St., will have the same menu as the Wicker Park shop.

Owner Randee Estes cited rising food costs and the changing neighborhood as reasons for the closure.

The bar is hosting an open call for workers from noon to 4 p.m. Friday and Monday.

The breakfast, brunch and lunch spot had been opened for three years.