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Lush Comes to Evanston; Paul's Noodles to Replace Penny's in Wrigleyville; More

Nuevo Taco Loco readies for return, Son of a Butcher could open next month.

by Ashok Selvam
Ashok Selvam is the editor of Eater Chicago and a native Chicagoan armed with more than two decades of award-winning journalism. Now covering the world of restaurants and food, his nut graphs are super nutty.

WRIGLEYVILLE— Paul's Noodles Shop is set to serve Asian fusion cuisine underneath the "L" tracks at Sheffield and Roscoe where Penny's Noodles Shop stood. They've already had a food inspection. Penny's closed last year. [EaterWire]

EVANSTON— Lush Wine and Spirits announced its third location will arrive this spring in Evanston. A wine garden with a 200-year-old oak tree for drinking and snacking are part of the plan at 2022 W. Central St. in downtown Evanston. [EaterWire]

RAVENSWOOD— Nuevo Taco Loco plans a January opening. Its owners had been trying to crowdsource money to help fund the endeavor at 1720 W. Lawrence Ave. [EaterWire]

LOGAN SQUARE— Mid-January is when Son of a Butcher could open at 2934 W. Diversey St. The owner of Pearl Tavern is teaming up with a former chef at Mexique. [Crain's]

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