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'The frustrations are real': Pilsen anti-gentrification debate renewed after graffiti incident

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January 12, 2018

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'The frustrations are real': Pilsen anti-gentrification debate renewed after graffiti incident

Thursday, Jan 11

Months after two Pilsen restaurants were tagged with anti-gentrification graffiti — a flashpoint in a long-volatile atmosphere — community organizers, activists and business owners are having tough conversations about how to move forward.

Ask us anything you've wondered about Chinese cuisine, Chinatown and more

Ask The Chicago Tribune's Food & Dining team your burning questions about Chinese cuisine and restaurants in Chicago, and you can be part of the story.

Review: Tempesta Market making some of Chicago's best sandwiches

'Nduja Artisans has created a temple to meat in West Town. While you can indulge simply, the sandwiches are the stars, and some of the best in Chicago.

Review: Craft Urban brings city vibe to suburban Geneva

Craft Urban restaurant brings some of the city to suburban Geneva, with compact menu of bar snacks, seafood, great porchetta and classic indulgent desserts.

Truck stop nachos at Lonesome Rose

Find upgraded Tex-Mex food like chile con queso, tacos and truck stop nachos at Logan Square's Lonesome Rose.

Drink This: Over-the-top hot chocolate at Bodega

Try this over-the-top sweet treat, which features a housemade marshmallow and cinnamon sugar churro.

What to drink after a bone-chilling dog walk: New York sour

Warming, earthy and complex, yet a breeze to make, a New York sour is just the thing for icy wintry days.

It may not cure your cold, but the hot toddy sure can warm your heart

Hot toddies, which for centuries have served as a home remedy for the winter crud, are popping up on cocktail menus everywhere right now.

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