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McKinley Park neighborhood-based Chile Toreado inspires another glowing media review in the Chicago Tribune's write-up on the Mexican restaurant run by local resident and chef Jaime Sotelo.
- Chile Toreado continues its string of plaudits and positive reviews in a write-up by Chicago Tribune restaurant critic Grace Wong.
- Mexican restaurant in the McKinley Park neighborhood leverages cuisine from the family's farm near Ixcapuzalco, Guerrero.
- Chef and co-owner Jaime Sotelo grew Chile Toreado from the successful 5 Rabanitos restaurant in Pilsen.
Read more: Chile Toreado Wows Chicago Tribune Restaurant Critic
Building completion is slated for late summer 2020 for the Logistics Property Co.'s last-mile shipping warehouse at Ashland Avenue and 37th Street, a project now supported by a development loan from Inland Bank and Trust.
- Logistics Property Co. anticipates completion of last-mile warehouse in late summer 2020.
- Loan from Inland Bank and Trust finances construction for site in one of the neighborhood's designated industrial zones.
- Coming warehouse is part of a wave of commercial and industrial development in McKinley Park.
Read more: $10 Million Construction Loan Lands For Ashland Warehouse Development
McKinley Park neighborhood restaurant Pochos gets highlighted in monthly foodie list from Chicago Magazine, landing at No. 8 in the list of "places everyone's talking about."
- Young McKinley Park neighborhood restaurant Pochos included in foodie list from Chicago Magazine.
- Pochos lands at No. 8 for "places everyone's talking about."
- Locally run eatery grew from brunch-only service starting in the summer of 2019.
Restaurant review publication The Infatuation has picked the new McKinley Park restaurant Chile Toreado as one of the best new restaurants in Chicago.
- Restaurant review publication The Infatuation picks McKinley Park eatery Chile Toreado as one of Chicago's best new restaurants.
- Newly opened restaurant grew from highly regarded 5 Rabanitos restaurant in the Pilsen neighborhood.
- Brothers Jaime and Alfonso Sotelo are McKinley Park neighborhood residents and partners in the new enterprise.
Read more: Chile Toreado Lauded As Top New Chicago Restaurant
A crowd of more than 60 filled the soaring workout room of Park No. 571 in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood on Wednesday, November 20, most standing for over 1-1/2 hours to hear details of the pending Cougle Foods development across from the park, on the other side of the South Branch of the Chicago River (aka Bubbly Creek). Hosted by 25th Ward Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez in collaboration with 11th Ward Alderman Patrick D. Thompson, the meeting included presentations from the father-son duo running Cougle Foods: Lee and Ed Freidheim.
For owner Lee Freidheim, the site at 2841 S. Ashland Ave. is great for Cougle Foods because of its location in a food production district and its proximity to customers and employees. "To us, a Planned Manufacturing District is an ideal location," he said.
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