Openings & Closings

The restaurant closed in 2000 after 27 years on Broadway near Belmont.

Don Sritong's new restaurant seeks to change the way Chicagoans eat.

The studio is offering discounts for new moms, brides to be and students.

The taco and whiskey joint should open in February, the owner said.

The art gallery president said it had been priced out of Hyde Park.

A Bridgeport man plans to have the eatery, which will also feature Mexican food, open by mid-December.

Owner Ulysses Salamanca reopened the hot dog joint underneath Flash Taco after it was shuttered in 2009.

The James Beard award-winning pastry chef signed a lease this week for a 6,000-square-foot space.

1034 W. Belmont Ave. has housed many restaurants, but BIG and little's could be the last, the owners say.

Space Oddities, 1007 N. California Ave., carries books, knickknacks and other curiosities.

The State Street mall will host pop-up food fairs The Nosh and Tasting Table Open Market in December.

Zia's Lago Vista's Edison Park location was reviewed on "Check Please!" by then-state Sen. Barack Obama.

The group behind the wine bar and restaurant views it as the "evolution of the neighborhood bar."

The Lakeview-based e-cigarette shop opened a second location to capitalize on the influx of students.