Although Chicago style can appear intimidating ... when they used them) and a bibliography (documenting sources they collected, whether they used them or not). In those cases, keep a few distinctions ...

Here is a look at the history of one of Chicago's most iconic foods: the Chicago-style hot dog. This Great Depression-era meal has survived through the decades and is beloved to this day.

The story of the Chicago-style hot dog is written all over the Windy City. In fact, many of its most popular brick-and-mortar hot dog restaurants started out as food carts, such as Superdawg.

Chicago-style pizza may owe its existence to a bad enchilada. When partners Ike Sewell and Ric Riccardo planned to open a restaurant, Sewell, a native Texan, wanted to feature Mexican food.

Tavern-style pizza -- arguably known as "Chicago-style" pizza -- will finally get its day in the sun, thanks to a new ...

She's a proud Buffalo native and current Chicago resident. Depending on who ask, Chicago-style pizza can mean one of two very different things: deep dish or tavern. Within those categories are ...

Got all that? Although this might be rightly confusing to a visitor, there’s even debate among residents about what counts as Chicago pizza. “Do we even have a signature style?” asks George ...