Italian beef sandwiches have been part of Chicago's food culture since the 1920s. While passionate debates are still held today over who exactly invented the sandwich, the idea likely spawned from ...

For years, Chicago’s iconic food scene was known for two main attractions: deep-dish pizza and hot dogs. Italian beef sandwiches have long been among the city’s iconic specialties, and the massive ...

If you crave the juicy, aromatic, and succulent flavors of an Italian beef sandwich and don't have time to make it from scratch, Aldi has perfect product.

Luke Lally, Owner of Duke’s, joins Lisa Dent to discuss his Italian beef restaurant. Duke’s Drive In is one of the final eight Italian beef restaurants in WGN’s Chicago’s Best Beef Tournament. Lally ...

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When Hank Tibensky left the Chicago area and moved to New York City, he couldn't find an Italian beef sandwich or giardiniera for that matter. He solved the problem by opening his own shop in 2013.

Anthony Bourdain never held back on his culinary opinions and this Chicago sandwich is another item that received his unbridled truth: He loved it.

The Windy City has endless boasting rights when it comes to foodie-related feats. Not only did the city invent deep-dish pizza and the Chicago-style hot dog, but also the rule-bending yet genius ...

The hearty Italian beef sandwich was born in Chicago. The hearty Italian beef sandwich was born in Chicago. Popularized by the television show The Bear, Italian beef sandwiches can be ordered "dry," ...

Just a couple years ago, the Portillo’s restaurant chain was hot stuff. “The Bear,” a TV drama that began with life behind the counter of an Italian beef stand in Chicago, had given this beefy local ...

Call it an Illinois classic because it checks every box that matters. The beef is sliced thin and juicy, the roll holds when ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Anthony Bourdain smiling - Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images The Windy City has endless boasting rights when it comes to ...