Now in its seventh year, Baconfest Chicago has proven that bacon is far from just a passing fad. From sweets to soups, chefs from across the city show off their creativity as they display their pork prowess at this annual event. With almost 4,500 attendees last year, this is the place to be for all bacon lovers.
We've put together a throwback to Baconfest 2014 to get you excited about the bacon to come. Don't miss out - tickets for Baconfest 2015 are now on sale and can be purchased
here.
Lillie's Q bacon float was a big winner, taking the award for best in the Saturday lunch session.
What's better than beer and bacon? Not much. Paddy Long's combined the two into a delicious sausage
Red Butter's bacon and paneer samosa was cheesy, salty, and perfectly paired with a rhubarb and pecan chutney.
Libertad offered a rich and hearty bacon pozole.
Jellyfish gave bacon a sushi spin with their BLT roll.
The bacon terrine from Tete Charcuterie was smooth and flavorful.
ZED451 packed a punch in one bite with their sweet potato maple cajun bacon tartlet.
Bacon was a great addition to this bruschetta from La Madia.
Simple and succulent, Carnitas Uruapan did what they do best.
Mrs. Murphy and Sons delivered one heck of a treat with their candied bacon root beer float.
Expect even more mouth-watering and creative dishes at Baconfest 2015!
Now in its seventh year, Baconfest Chicago has proven that bacon is far from just a passing fad. From sweets to soups, chefs from across the city show off their creativity as they display their pork prowess at this annual event. With almost 4,500 attendees last year, this is the place to be for all bacon lovers.
We've put together a throwback to Baconfest 2014 to get you excited about the bacon to come. Don't miss out - tickets for Baconfest 2015 are now on sale and can be purchased here.
Lillie's Q bacon float was a big winner, taking the award for best in the Saturday lunch session.
What's better than beer and bacon? Not much. Paddy Long's combined the two into a delicious sausage
Red Butter's bacon and paneer samosa was cheesy, salty, and perfectly paired with a rhubarb and pecan chutney.
Libertad offered a rich and hearty bacon pozole.
Jellyfish gave bacon a sushi spin with their BLT roll.
The bacon terrine from Tete Charcuterie was smooth and flavorful.
ZED451 packed a punch in one bite with their sweet potato maple cajun bacon tartlet.
Bacon was a great addition to this bruschetta from La Madia.
Simple and succulent, Carnitas Uruapan did what they do best.
Mrs. Murphy and Sons delivered one heck of a treat with their candied bacon root beer float.
Expect even more mouth-watering and creative dishes at Baconfest 2015!
Lillie's Q
1856 W North Ave
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 772-5500
www.lilliesq.com
Osteria La Madia
59 W Grand Ave
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 329-0400
osterialamadia.com
Mrs. Murphy and Sons Irish Bistro
3905 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60613
(773) 248-3905
irishbistro.com
Paddy Long's
1028 W Diversey Pkwy
Chicago, IL 60614
(773) 290-6988
www.paddylongs.com
Libertad
7931 Lincoln Ave
Skokie, IL 60077
(847) 674-8100
libertad7931.com
Jellyfish
1009 N Rush St
#2
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 660-3111
www.jellyfishchicago.com
Tete Charcuterie
1114 W Randolph St
Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 733-1178
tetechicago.com
ZED451
739 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 266-6691
zed451.com
Carnitas Uruapan
1725 W 18th St
Chicago, IL 60608
(312) 226-2654
www.carnitasuruapanchi.com
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