Summer not caliente enough for you? Shake your hips over to pan-Latin eatery Carnivale, where Chef Mark Mendez heats up the kitchen with Chicago’s local produce. Once a month, Jul. through Sep., you can swoon over the Farm to Table Celebration, a fiesta that dishes up Latin with foods from one Midwestern farm for one week, such as Illinois’s Kinnikinnick in late Aug. or Capriole in mid-Sep. Next up: Michigan’s Seedling fruit farm. We’re already licking our lips for strawberry Caipirinhas and plum-accented ceviche. Chat with waitstaff; the farmers give ’em a lesson in seasonal foods, so they know their stuff. Plus, Carnivale salsas to an eco-friendly beat with an in-house water filtration system, green cleaning and a rooftop garden. Spicy.Hot Latin Lover
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Summer not caliente enough for you? Shake your hips over to pan-Latin eatery Carnivale, where Chef Mark Mendez heats up the kitchen with Chicago’s local produce. Once a month, Jul. through Sep., you can swoon over the Farm to Table Celebration, a fiesta that dishes up Latin with foods from one Midwestern farm for one week, such as Illinois’s Kinnikinnick in late Aug. or Capriole in mid-Sep. Next up: Michigan’s Seedling fruit farm. We’re already licking our lips for strawberry Caipirinhas and plum-accented ceviche. Chat with waitstaff; the farmers give ’em a lesson in seasonal foods, so they know their stuff. Plus, Carnivale salsas to an eco-friendly beat with an in-house water filtration system, green cleaning and a rooftop garden. Spicy.
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Summer not caliente enough for you? Shake your hips over to pan-Latin eatery Carnivale, where Chef Mark Mendez heats up the kitchen with Chicago’s local produce. Once a month, Jul. through Sep., you can swoon over the Farm to Table Celebration, a fiesta that dishes up Latin with foods from one Midwestern farm for one week, such as Illinois’s Kinnikinnick in late Aug. or Capriole in mid-Sep. Next up: Michigan’s Seedling fruit farm. We’re already licking our lips for strawberry Caipirinhas and plum-accented ceviche. Chat with waitstaff; the farmers give ’em a lesson in seasonal foods, so they know their stuff. Plus, Carnivale salsas to an eco-friendly beat with an in-house water filtration system, green cleaning and a rooftop garden. Spicy.Wanna Try:
Carnivale, 702 W. Fulton St. b/t Halsted and Desplaines Sts. (312-850-3017). Farm to Table with Seedling Orchard, Jul. 21-27. Starters, $7-$9; entrees, $25-$30.
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