The Bakery at Fat Rice

Bakery · Logan Square

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"Fat Rice was a restaurant that closed in 2020 amidst allegations of a toxic workplace. Its chef, Abe Conlon, is involved in Home Feed as a creative consultant. The restaurant has since reopened as Noodlebird in the same location." - Ashok Selvam

Home Feed is a new cooking show DJ Tony Trimm - Eater Chicago

2951 W Diversey Ave, Chicago, IL 60647 Get directions

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