
From panels to pop-ups: James Beard Awards parties in Chicago
Here are some of the tastiest:
Friday
Sip and Guzzle cocktail party from 6 to 10pm at Hawksmoor, featuring Japanese-American cocktails from sister property, New York's Shingo Gokan's Sip & Guzzle.
Saturday
Culinary bookstore pop-up from 9am to 4:30pm at Maxwells Trading in the West Loop featuring collectible cookbooks, posters, records and food literature.
Up South pop-up from 11am to 5pm at Justice of the Pies in Avalon Park featuring southern and Caribbean dishes by New York chef Camari Mick of Raf's and Musket Room. Free, but you must reserve this week at [email protected].
Panel on mental health and sexual harassment in hospitality from 1 to 4pm at Loyal University's Regent Room downtown, featuring ustice for Migrant Women and leaders in the hospitality industry. Free. RSVP by Saturday.
Bar Colette takeover from 5 to 10pm at rooftop bar Chateau Carbide featuring beverage director Rubén Rolón serving cocktails from the celebrated Dallas bar's menu. Reservations available through OpenTable.
Sunday
Brunch bites and cocktails from 11am to 2pm at Nobu Chicago, featuring Japanese brunch with a view. $95 per person.
Regional pizza party from noon to 3pm at Bungalow by Middle Brow featuring Middle Brow's version of Jersey City pizzeria Razza's zucchini and guanciale pies. RSVP to [email protected] and if you need a table, book it with Resy.
Three-course Middle Eastern brunch from noon to 2:30pm at Galit, a James Beard finalist for Best Restaurant this year. $95 per person.
Mariscos patio party from 3:30 to 6:30pm at Bar Sótano, where Oklahoma-raised chef Rick Bayless will welcome nominee chef Zachary Walters of Oklahoma City's Sedalia's, a 2025 semi-finalist. Proceeds go to No Kid Hungry. $85 per person.
Midwest dinner paired with J. Henry & Son's Wisconsin whiskey, 5 to 10pm at Nettare in West Town. $90 per person.
Pizza party with mole pies 5pm at Middle Brow featuring pizza inspired by Beard-nominated Gusto Bakery of Long Beach, California. RSVP to [email protected] and if you need a table, book it with Resy.
Martini night from 6 to 10pm at Truce featuring variations on the classic drink to celebrate the semi-finalist nominations of Truce and West Loop's Bisous.
Scotch Lodge pop-up party from 9pm to midnight at Friends of Friends featuring signature drinks from the Portland bar nominated for Best Bar. Entry is free, but you pay for your drinks.
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