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Rats On Lakeview Street Out Of Control, Residents Say

Construction and poorly maintained trash have led to rats running around like mad, residents said.

Is A New Clarke's Coming To Former Melrose Restaurant? Maybe, Owner Says

Clarke's owner said he didn't post signs claiming Clarke's is coming, suggesting "somebody made a joke."

Clarke's Back In Lakeview With Original Menu, 1960s Decor And 24-Hour Grub

The colorful diner could open as soon as midday Tuesday.

Belmont Cafe Closes One Year After Taking Clarke's Space Near Belmont 'L'

The owner said selling the business will "free him up" for other ventures.

Barbecue and Breakfast Should Replace Clarke's, Hyde Parkers Say

Hyde Parkers said they wanted a local African American-owned restaurant to replace the 24-hour diner.

Clarke's At Loyola Giving Out Samples, Round Of Drinks For Grand Opening

The diner features a sidewalk patio and full bar and will be open 24 hours beginning in the fall.

First Ever 'Chipotle Of Mediterranean Food' Coming To Rogers Park In 2017

Customers can customize their own bowls and wraps at Oliv Epicurean Grill, slated to open by Clarke's.

Former Loyola Red Mango Begins $75K Transformation Into New Taco Bell

The taco spot is the latest in a string of businesses readying themselves to open along Sheridan Road.

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