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24-Hour Clarke's Diner Opening This Spring In Loyola's Granada Center

Clarke's, ArrivaDolce café, Local Goods Chicago, and Third Coast Comics will all soon be new neighbors.

'Best Scones You've...Ever Had In Your Life' Coming To Rogers Park By June

Sheridan Road will soon get a taste of Highland Park's ArrivaDolce café, also known for gelato and java.

Lincoln Park »

The Biograph Diner Replaces Clarke's Bar and Grill in Lincoln Park

It's a similar situation to what happened to the Clarke's in Lakeview at 930 W. Belmont Ave.

Lincoln Park »

After Lakeview Location Shuttered, Lincoln Park Clarke's Goes on Hiatus

It's temporarily closed — a similar situation as the Lakeview outpost before it closed for good.

Oh The Signs, They Are A-Changin' In Lakeview

New businesses are bringing changes to Lakeview's look.

The Belmont Cafe Quietly Opens, But Clarke's Diner Sign Remains

Clarke's Diner closed in early June, and the Belmont Cafe opened over the weekend with little fanfare.

Clarke's Closed For Good -- Not Just For Painting -- Alderman's Office Says

After months of uncertainty, Lakeview finally has an answer about the 24/7 diner.

Clarke's Diner Faces Boycott After Turning Away Drag Performers

"Discrimination is not our policy in any way, shape or form," the diner's manager said.

Lakeview East as Hipster Chic? Man Starts Tour for Neighborhood

Sawyer Lahr said east Lakeview is a great place for travelers seeking the "hipster chic" experience.

Clarke's Diner in Bucktown Shutters After Just Three Years

A 24-hour chain had plenty of weekend business but not enough to sustain operations, an employee said.

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