Kinsman
Kinsman, IL · Food & Drink
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This Humble Little Restaurant In Small-Town Illinois Is So Old-Fashioned It Doesn’t Even Have A Website
Somewhere between the cornfields and the quiet, there’s a little white building in Serena, Illinois that has absolutely no interest in being Instagrammed, and yet people keep showing up anyway. The Serena Cafe is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever bothered with a restaurant...
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This Legendary Illinois Restaurant Serves Up The Burger Of Your Dreams
Somewhere in Washington, Illinois, there’s a little restaurant called the Fillin’ Station that has people driving out of their way just to eat a burger, and honestly, that tells you everything you need to know. If you’ve never made a detour for food before, this might be the...
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This Tiny Illinois Tea Room Sits Inside A Converted Church, And Lunch Arrives Three Tiers High
Some of the best lunches in Illinois hide in places you would drive right past without a second look. Picture a quiet small-town corner, an old church with colorful windows, and a hungry stomach that was only hoping for a sandwich. Then a tower of vintage china lands on your...
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Tom and Jerry’s restaurant hosts their grand reopening
Tom and Jerry’s, 1670 DeKalb Ave., held their grand reopening at 10:30 a.m. Monday after a devastating fire last year. Owner Diann Beaulieu started the ceremony with a two-minute speech before the ribbon cutting. The sidewalk, parking lot and tables were filled with the restaurant’s supporters, who also brought flowers and gifts. The ribbon was brought inside and signed by everyone who came out for the ceremony. It was displayed on the wall along with photos of the building’s progress.
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Talerico Bakery starts the next chapter in its fresh-to-frozen story
KANSAS CITY, MO — Bob Talerico loves to tell stories. The owner of Talerico Bakery, a more than 40-year-old fried and baked sweet goods manufacturer on the South Side of Chicago, has plenty of tales to tell. One of his favorites is about how he and his buddy Michael “Mickey” Martin started the bakery in 1984 using the kitchen of a family business. After all these years, Talerico still gets excited when asked to share the story … and its next chapter.