Sex-in-the-workplace rules claim a Chicago chef, protesters say a new restaurant kills, Todd bids Tru farewell, Nagrant flips for a burger, Kindelsperger has great ramen and Pollack has words of advice.

Michelin doesn't make much news but Esquire has a surprise, Vettel likes the new Nico, Nagrant wishes Good Fortune, and two eyes on Bridgeport.

Michelin's Bibs reveal star spoilers, the Banchets are looking for nominees, how immigrants adapt to Chicago ingredients, and Leon's BBQ is coming back.

Glam at BLVD and Proxi, protests get ugly, the NYT gets Chicago right for once, and thanks Week 1 Patreon supporters

Thank you Katsu, why yes that is a Katana, see The Feed on stage and Fooditor at Taste Talks this week, and support Fooditor on Patreon

The legacy of Rich Melman is concepted restaurants, as shown by reviews for 1920s Paris (Margeaux Brasserie) and 1950s Hollywood (BLVD). Plus how Monk's Pub survives, where to avoid brunch and more

Elske charms NYT, Next cooks up the globe, first word on The Kennison and one Mexican restaurant enters Randolph Street, one leaves

Mi Tocaya rocks Bill Addison, City Mouse more than squeaks by, Elliot and Merges gettin' the band back together, Tru closes (and reopens in the Pump Room), and we don't hate Guy Fieri. Not exactly...

Margeaux Brasserie is not for locals, Proxi is foxy, look at Alinea's tomatoes, sushi to go with baseball, and Michel Gébert's guide to la cuisine du Chicago.

Daisies inspires pasta-nography, The Albert's formula does not compute, Split Rail should aim higher, Taco Bell rally goes away and so, alas, does Sumi Robata Bar.