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Elate

  1. Closings
    LM Leaving Lincoln Square, Taking Over Elate… Who Knows What Else?LM to close in Lincoln Square, be reborn in River North.
    By Michael Gebert
  2. Spring Menus
    What to Eat on Elate’s New Spring MenuAnother reason to be glad winter is over: the spring menu at Elate in the Hotel Felix.
    By David Hammond
  3. The Other Critics
    P. Vettel Loves P. Virant; Time Out Loves Brunch at 25 Degrees, But Nowhere ElseVettel loves PV, but TOC not big on brunch.
    By Michael Gebert
  4. Neighborhood Watch
    City Provisions Celebrates One Year; Slow Food Launches ‘The $5 Challenge’Plus: Elate gets a new chef, and check out the preview pic of Balena.
  5. Neighborhood Watch
    Prepare for the Good Kind of Traffic Jam; Ukrainian Village’s Jam May ClosePlus: The Bedford offers Lolla deals, and The Boiler Room survives small fire.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  6. Giveaways
    Win Free Seats to Café des Architectes’ Beer-Centric Les Amis du ChefThink you love beer? Tell us about it.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  7. Chef Shuffles
    Chris Davies in as Blue 13’s New Chef de CuisineBlue 13 picks up a sous chef from Henri.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  8. What to Eat
    What to Eat at Elate with New Executive Chef Chris CurrenElate has completely relaunched its dinner menu.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  9. Chef Shuffles
    Chris Curren Moonlights for ElateBlue 13 chef consults with Elate.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  10. Neighborhood Watch
    Diana Kennedy Cooks at the Chopping Block; Elate Offers $29 MealPlus: Emeril comes to town.
  11. Neighborhood Watch
    Brand BBQ Market Offers Groupon Special; Elate Deals with YouSwoopPlus: Silver Palm offers some whiskey specials and Veggie Bingo folds.
  12. The Other Critics
    Elate Hits And Misses; Everyone Loves Mexican FoodPlus: Pat Bruno wonders whether Xoco is even worth going back to.
    By Helen Rosner
  13. The Other Critics
    Elated By Elate; The Bad Apple Is Kind Of BadPlus: The Bad Apple fails to impress; hearty love for Cemitas Puebla.
    By Helen Rosner