Any news on Trio Atelier? (1 reply, last updated by pugman September 14, 2004)

We have room in our weekend for one nice meal in Chicago. Thought I had decided on Trio Atelier, but we will be relying on public transportation ... can we take a train (subway, el) there? Even returning late? Seems like it would... (7 replies, last updated by Mazzer May 27, 2005)

. The Trio-Atelier menu seems much more fun (and affordable). We actually planned the outing just before they announced the closing. Now I am afraid I will fall in love with the place, but it will be just a one night stand. Oh... (8 replies, last updated by Ron F. January 29, 2006)

for pastries, is Jeffrey Sills, also a graduate of Scottsdale. He is already a veteran of this kitchen, having worked under Dale Levitski at Trio Atelier. Joe Ziomek, general manager and wine director, is coming off a 3-year... (2 replies, last updated by gillespie412 December 22, 2006)

territory and through this believe Trio has influenced dining in America. For me, the sheer essence of my vision is best expressed in its present form as an Atelier: playful creativity, dedication to art, a love of food and... (3 replies, last updated by jdherbert January 10, 2006)

Atelier, or workshop, in Tokyo and in Paris. Las Vegas debuted in 2005, with New York, London, and Hong Kong the following year. For L'Atelier number seven, I’ve heard rumors of Taipei, Tel Aviv, Philadelphia, and even... (6 replies, last updated by kevin h July 2, 2009)

We’re headed to London in a few weeks, and I’ve only a couple of nights, that are not filled with board-dinners. I have looked for reviews of L'atelier de Joel Robuchon, and have only found a few references and then a good lunch... (30 replies, last updated by Bill Hunt July 14, 2009)

How about Trio Atelier? It’s not quite the same as the old Trio, but the reviews are still overwhelmingly positive. Trio Atelier 1625 Hinman Ave. Evanston, IL 60201-6021 847-733-8746 Link:... (7 replies, last updated by joiedevivre February 11, 2005)

Trio "Atelier" is open and has been since last week. And it’s REALLY good (but in a more casual way than Trotter’s, Tru, the old Trio). I still think Les Nomades is the most romantic spot in Chicago for a special... (2 replies, last updated by pugman August 26, 2004)

with amazing food? I have looked on this board and seen the following: 1. Matsumoto (if I can get in) 2. Avenue (open, but is it worth the money) 3. Blackbird 4. North Pond 5. Trio Atelier Thanks in advance for your help! (2 replies, last updated by Doug Mose October 7, 2005)

it with 3 or 4 people). A lot of places are alreasy booked up if they’re having a special menu; check Open Table. If you’re willing to venture out of the city, Trio Atelier in Evanston has a terrific-sounding menu and... (1 reply, last updated by Pugman December 22, 2005)

I strongly recommend something not on your list, Trio Atelier—the newly “re-concepted” version of Trio. First off, the new chef was the chef at La Tache, so he is solidly grounded in bistro fare (but kicks it... (8 replies, last updated by pugman August 31, 2004)

Kevin is a really nice place for lunch, I’m glad you liked it. I need to get back here soon. I have some problems with Chicago magazine’s star ratings, too (they also give Trio Atelier and Green Zebra 1 1/2 stars, and... (1 reply, last updated by Pugman June 15, 2005)

romantic restaurants in the country. Trio, even as the reborn, budget-ish priced Trio Atelier is fairly quiet (although that may change now that it’s being discovered by the masses). Roy’s (the upscale Hawaiian place)... (8 replies, last updated by jsimp December 14, 2004)

am not willing to give them another chance. Besides, the stale deserts at $7 each were unexcusable. Like I said, I really wanted to like the place, but for the same prices we could have gone to Trio Atelier. (5 replies, last updated by Hungry November 22, 2004)