scottsol wrote:JoelF wrote:Thanks. Too many Greenwoods to guess
But not many Greenwood at Dempster.
scottsol wrote:Moreover, you don’t even have to go the linked site as the last word in it is “niles”.
https://www.journal-topics.com/articles ... -eye-niles
Despite an automated phone message saying that Honey’s was closed for renovation and remodeling, a former employee said Wednesday that the entire staff was actually let go last week and that the restaurant, and attached bar concept, The Hive, are closed.
“I think there are too many restaurants in Chicago, and it’s hard to stay open when everyone is doing the same thing in the same area,” Smyth said.
spinynorman99 wrote:There hasn't been much of a change in the restaurant scene in the year or so since Honey's opened so I doubt its closing is a function of oversaturation.
Lenny007 wrote:Window sign:
Marwa Grill coming soon
@ 6257 N McCormick
Just North of Hong Kong Buffet, but not that visible from the street.
With the name like this I am visualizing another falafel - shawarma - yellow rice -acidic pickles conglomerate.
I am excited
Drover wrote:Now that's an unorthodox name for a street gang...
bweiny wrote:Per the Tribune -
Korean fried chicken chain BonChon is opening their second Chicagoland-area location in Glenview "at the end of January."
The address provided however, of "1615 N. Milwaukee Ave", is the same space as So Gong Dong, a Korean restaurant still operating from everything I have seen.
AlexG wrote:bweiny wrote:Per the Tribune -
Korean fried chicken chain BonChon is opening their second Chicagoland-area location in Glenview "at the end of January."
The address provided however, of "1615 N. Milwaukee Ave", is the same space as So Gong Dong, a Korean restaurant still operating from everything I have seen.
So Gong Dong is "Unit 115" of the strip mall and Bon Chon is scheduled to open in "Unit 110."
The Publican pastry chef Dana Cree will open Pretty Cool Ice Cream, her own company with a flagship shop in Logan Square, partnering with Bang Bang Pie & Biscuit owner Michael Ciapciak.
Anyone have the scoop on Mother Cluckers in Palatine?