Hi globetrotters, I discovered a new gem thanks to my friend. We passed by it a couple of times on our way to the West Loop, but for some reason the name is always hard to remember. After some googling, I found the name and location. The Dawson is in the River West neighborhood, which… Read More Chicago Eats: The Dawson

Hi globetrotters, Anyone know what Cabra means in Spanish? It means Goat, and just like Stephanie Izard’s restaurants, this one is goat themed. Cabra is a new West Loop restaurant inspired by Goat and Peruvian food. The one thing I have noticed from Instagram is this place has a top-notch rooftop. There are bonfires, shallow… Read More Chicago Eats: Cabra

Want to get wise-crackin’ cup of coffee? Come to this non-obstentatious cafe in the heart of Oak Park, right on Lake St. Mr. Lumberjack and I met up a long time friend, after a year apart. We got there early and explored the menu. Wise Cup has some of the classic roasts, mochas and lattes.… Read More Chicago Eats: Wise Cup

Hello globetrotters, I love me a good Cuban sandwich. Something about the marinate, the crunchy bread and the colorful vegetables just makes my mouth water. I don’t know many Chicago Cuban restaurants, but a tried and tested place is Cafecito. I know of 4 locations so far, and I have been to 3 out of… Read More Chicago Eats: Cafecito

Hi globetrotters, The best part of about restaurants is you can sample something from another part of the world. I want to fly to Brazil one day, but until then, this place is a good alternative. You get little dishes to fulfill your appetite in a dimly lit, colorful room. Wide ribbons hang loosely from… Read More Chicago Eats: Carnivale