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Phil Vettel

Columnist

Phil Vettel, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, joined Tribune Company (at Suburban Trib) in 1979, and has been The Tribune'?s restaurant critic since 1989. He has a wife and two sons, one or more of whom often accompany Phil on his culinary adventures. He also makes a mean egg-salad sandwich.

Recent Articles

  • New Year's Day brunch suggestions from Phil Vettel
    New Year's Day brunch suggestions from Phil Vettel

    If you're like me, New Year's Day is not a day of high achievement. Or any achievement. I wake up grudgingly, try to ease the pain in my skull and wonder if changing out of my pajamas is really necessary.

  • Christmas dining options from Phil Vettel
    Christmas dining options from Phil Vettel

    Dining on Christmas Eve is easy, but finding restaurants open on Christmas Day is hard. Here are a few places to consider.

  • Lao Sze Chuan opens on Michigan Avenue
    Lao Sze Chuan opens on Michigan Avenue

    Restaurateur Tony Hu will bring his winning formula to Michigan Avenue with Thursday's soft opening of Lao Sze Chuan (520 N. Michigan Ave., 312-818-8099) in the Shops @North Bridge center, adjacent to Nordstrom.

  • Son of a Butcher Tavern aims for early 2015 opening
    Son of a Butcher Tavern aims for early 2015 opening

    I have no idea what the best new restaurant of 2015 will be, but we've got an early leader for the best name.

  • Chicago Restaurant Week reservations now open
    Chicago Restaurant Week reservations now open

    Chicago Restaurant Week, a 14-day promotion of budget-friendly lunches and dinners at most of Chicago's top restaurants, will take place Jan. 30 through Feb. 12. But reservations for participating restaurants are available starting today.

  • Cannoli at Cicchetti
    Cannoli at Cicchetti

    Sadly, Cicchetti did not last very long, but I still have fond memories of the place. In particular, I shall miss Sarah Jordan's whimsical cannoli dessert, which was so unlike a cannoli it should have been accompanied by a menu disclaimer (“ceci n'est pas une cannoli” might fit...

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