“We want to ‘wow’ people with how good plants can taste and we want to do it in an environment that they really enjoy,” CD Young, founder, Spirit Elephant, Winnetka.
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“We want to ‘wow’ people with how good plants can taste and we want to do it in an environment that they really enjoy,” CD Young, founder, Spirit Elephant, Winnetka.
In 2012, the food truck industry made $650 million and, at the time, was projected to make $2.7 billion in 2017. “Just like people don’t want to go to stores anymore and want to buy everything on the internet, that is the wave of the future for restaurants, too,” says Ricky Raschillo of Glencoe, chef/owner of Valor and Culinary Gangster, an epicurean food truck that is garnering a paparazzi following on its own.
“The fact that I have the bakeries, it’s more like a morning option. I think it ties well with my brand,” Pascal Berthoumieux.
Fred’s Garage opened Sept. 26 in Winnetka on the site where Fred’s Winnetka Service station stood for 40 years.
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“We stay true to French food but recreate (it) in a more current vernacular; make it more contemporary,” Chef Michael Lachowicz, Restaurant Michael, Winnetka.
“Go figure that I had something I wanted to do around meat,” says Amy Morton, daughter of Arnie Morton of Morton's Steakhouses, and owner of Found Kitchen & Social House in Evanston.
7th annual Bloody Mary contest, Judge's Photo featured in NS Modern Luxury