Soul & Smoke basks in national media attention – and more customers
Since Soul & Smoke hit the national spotlight after being on Good Morning America for a live Chicago barbecue competition, it has seen an influx of customers, many of whom told the owners they drove in from other states just to order the brisket. “We sold a lot of briskets,” said co-owner D’Andre Carter. “Brisket…
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Beauty and Wellness Spotlight: Luna Delgado Botanicals
Take a stroll heading west down Greenleaf to Florence Avenue and you’ll discover Luna Delgado Botanicals, a made-in-Evanston apothecary with a cult following. The beauty and wellness products are hand crafted by Delgado…
Q&A: SPACE talent booker discusses finding acts for a venue that ‘feels like Evanston’
The Evanston RoundTable recently sat down with Jake Samuels, 38, who books talent for Evanston SPACE, the live music venue at 1245 Chicago Ave. SPACE shares a front door and ownership with Union…
Support local businesses during Asian, South Asian, Pacific Islander American Heritage Month
May is Asian, South Asian, Pacific Islander American (ASPA) Heritage Month and May Mart is our way of supporting local ASAPA-owned businesses! What is May Mart? Inspired by the spirit of the ubiquitous…
Hair Science salon kicks off monthly pop-ups to aid local businesses
Annie Britt, the 43-year-old owner of Hair Science salon, has been in her own space as a hairstylist since 2014. Now she’s looking to leverage that space to help other local business owners…
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Evanston Farmers’ Market is back: Take a look
The Evanston Farmers’ Market returned this weekend for its 48th season. Saturday, May 7, opening day for the season, brought crowds to 1800 Maple Ave., where dozens of vendors sold…
Vinic Wine Co. hopes to bring ‘a little bit of that magic’ to city’s first lakefront cafe
How does this sound: Mediterranean/European-styled café with string festoon lights and umbrella covered tables. Open for coffee in the morning and move to a wine café in the evening. Foods…
Committee recommends hiring firm to study reviving business districts
Evanston officials are recommending a Philadelphia urban design firm for a comprehensive study of the city’s business districts, suggesting ways the city can realign itself in the aftermath of COVID-19.…
Would-be marijuana entrepreneurs seeking to open dispensary on Howard Street
Jermell Chavis is no stranger to war. He served two tours in Iraq and is a marine combat veteran. But he said nothing was harder on him than returning home…