Hey, burger freaks: Were you planning to wait two hours-plus cooling your heels for Au Cheval’s crazypants patty? Hold your horses. The fabled Chicago eatery — which bills itself as a diner and is ...
What happens when the best burger in America arrives in New York, but nobody really wants it? Today, Eater New York critic Ryan Sutton dropped a disappointed one-star review of the Au Cheval in ...
NYC's Emmy Burger — served at Emily — and Chicago's Au Cheval burger — served at a restaurant by the same name — have consistently been named two of the best burgers in the US. I was lucky enough to ...
One of the nation’s most popular burger joints is officially open in New York City. Chicago’s Au Cheval has landed at 33 Cortlandt Alley, an unassuming alley in Tribeca between White and Walker ...
General manager Erika Golz: “Brendan (owner Sodikoff) came in the next day and said ‘I don’t want you to ever say that to anybody.’” She adds her own take on what telling people that could do. “If you ...
I made the mistake of inviting a dieter to Au Cheval. In this line of work that’s a bush league move under any circumstance, but at prolific chefpreneur Brendan Sodikoff’s ostensible diner, primely ...
It’s a good time to be a burger fiend in NYC: Next week Tribeca welcomes its own location of Au Cheval, a wildly popular Chicago diner whose burger has risen to national acclaim. Opening Tuesday at 33 ...
Ashok Selvam is the former James Beard Award-winning regional editor for Eater’s Midwest region, in charge of coverage in Chicago, Detroit, and the Twin Cities. He’s a native Chicagoan and had been ...
Big news for burger lovers: Small Cheval, a spinoff of West Loop cult favorite Au Cheval, is slated to open August 1 in the former Roxie’s By the Slice space at 1732 N. Milwaukee Ave. in Bucktown. The ...
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