the food guy steve dolinsky

Looking for the perfect way to celebrate Sweetest Day? NBC 5’s Food Guy, Steve Dolinsky, has the story of a legendary chocolatier in the northern suburbs and what makes him stand out from the competition.

This week, NBC 5’s Food Guy, Steve Dolinsky decided to visit Evanston where he encountered a Belgian-trained chocolatier whose known for making homemade treats using old world techniques.

The Chicago area has dozens of Thai restaurants, but according to Steve Dolinsky, NBC 5’s Food Guy, only a handful seem to cook as if their relatives were visiting from Thailand.
Rainbow Thai Cuisine – 4825 N. Western Ave.
In-ON Thai – 4641 N. Broadway
Aroy Thai Chicago – 4654 N. Damen Ave.

NBC 5’s ‘The Food Guy’ Steve Dolinsky plays ‘Name That Beef’ where he blind taste test three of Chicago’s iconic beef sandwiches.

A local honey company is not only supplying lots of restaurants in Chicago right now, but is also supporting area farmers and beekeepers. NBC 5’s “The Food Guy” Steve Dolinsky follows the honey from the apiary to the plate, and even the glass.

With the Tokyo Olympics, Japanese culture and food have been in the worldwide spotlight recently. ‘The Food Guy’ Steve Dolinsky decided to explore Japanese cafe culture close to home.

Info:
Hinata Farms
https://www.hinatafarms.com

Summertime Jazz Café & Lounge
1132 Elmhurst Rd., Mt. Prospect
847-258-3414
https://www.facebook.com/summertimejazzcafe/