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    Jason Vincent's Logan Square neighborhood restaurant holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and earned a James Beard nomination, which is a lot of hardware for a place that puts onion rings on the menu without irony. The room is modern-rustic and small, with a chef's counter in the back for anyone who wants to watch the kitchen work. The food is familiar American but tilted just enough to keep you guessing what you ordered.

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    • Japanese eggplant

      “The menu is built for sharing, starting with dishes such as Japanese eggplant before moving on to house-made pastas like tagliatelle with king crab or stuffed rigatoni with clams.”

      AAA
    • Tagliatelle with king crab

      “The menu is built for sharing, starting with dishes such as Japanese eggplant before moving on to house-made pastas like tagliatelle with king crab or stuffed rigatoni with clams.”

      AAA
    • Jonah crab salad

      “Kick things off with the excellent Jonah crab salad, served with soft waffle-cut potato fritters and freshly made cocktail sauce.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pici with chew

      “Then move on to the “pici with chew,” where thick strands of noodles are cooked to a conservative al dente, and tossed with smoky bacon, chopped jalapeños and breadcrumbs.”

      Michelin Guide

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