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Dig In!

Whitney Moeller

My latest finds in Chicago’s vibrant dining scene and highlights from my food-focused travels

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Taste of Egypt

Our recent experience at St. James’ Taste of Armenia made us eager to hit the church festival circuit once more before summer’s end. A mouthwatering lineup of homestyle specialties—kufta, falafel, basbousa, kunafa—drew us to Chicago’s south...

2 months ago
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Taste of Armenia

Billows of smoke, wafting an intoxicating aroma of charcoal grilled-meat into the humid air, drew us toward the narrow street that houses St. James Armenian Apostolic Church (816 Clark St) in downtown Evanston. It was a blistering, late-sum...

2 months ago
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Cancún Culinary Misadventures

I was thrilled to be featured as a guest writer on The Party Cut, one of two newsletters run by amazing writer and humorist Dennis Lee, earlier this week. I wrote about a wonderful homestyle Japanese restaurant just north of Chicago called ...

3 months ago
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Berlin's Sausage Scene

Thanks to BB and his soon-to-launch portable DJ mixer project, Drift, we had the occasion to travel to Berlin in May. While BB was busy attending Superbooth — an electronic gear wonderland and synth nerd convergence — I traveled around the ...

4 months ago
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  • Whitney Moeller

    A lover of regional Italian cooking, Mexican street food and Chicago dive bars who explores the origin stories behind the foods we eat.

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