Chiquita Scoops, Corral House And More Open In Growing Gladstone Park Business Corridor

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The Milwaukee Avenue business corridor in Gladstone Park is seeing new growth with the opening of several restaurants, including Chiquita Scoops, which specializes in Puerto Rican and Mexican snacks. Owner Joel Gonzalez, inspired by his cultural roots, aims to create a space that celebrates Latino culture for his children and the community. Corral House Bar & Grill, co-owned by Maria Speciale, features a Wild West theme and offers a menu that includes tacos and wings, along with live music events. Meanwhile, Antioch Pizza Shop marks its debut in Chicago, bringing fresh pasta and pizza options to local diners. Despite the influx of new businesses, Stefani’s Bottega Italiana announced it will temporarily halt restaurant service, indicating shifts in local dining trends.

Chiquita Scoops plans to engage the community with events like story time and holiday pop-ups, showcasing their commitment to cultural celebration. The diverse offerings reflect a growing demand for varied culinary experiences in Gladstone Park. These developments highlight the evolving food landscape in the area, catering to a broader audience.

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