Ryan Indovina

Just in time for patio season.

Lobster rolls, lobster boils, lobster mac and cheese: A whole lot of lobster is coming to 1K Fulton.

The proposed restaurant is now half the size it was when introduced last year. 

The glassy eatery requires more public approvals despite receiving a park district permit in January. 

An all-star team of Chicago bars and restaurants helped lobby the passage of the new happy hour law. 

The former Lincoln Park wine bar will be knocked down, according to a Trellis representative.

Fans who can't afford the hefty price tag to Game 6 can still get close to the action.

As promised, the Maggie Daley Park restaurant will have a clean design bringing the outdoors in. 

The River North bar will reopen, likely with a new name and concept, later this year. 

The owner of Schoolyard and other local haunts hopes to open an eatery at the new park by summer. 

America's team? Not at Brownstone in North Center, where Cowboys fans lost their home team privileges.

Four Corners Tavern group revamped the old Mickey's, where the new Gaslight is located.

The restaurant features a "King's Table" with seating for 12 and equipped with two beer taps.

The new Gaslight will feature a fish tacos program and cater to beach-goers, according to a partner.

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