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As the lone African-American woman working at this law firm Robinson has had to work doubly hard in order to gain the respect she desires and she's not about to let the first charismatic, smooth-talking black guy convince her to undo all that hard work by going on a date with him. It is 1989 and Michelle Robinson (Tika Sumpter) is getting set to accompany the summer associate she is advising at the law firm she works for to a town meeting to address local community issues. From the opening scene Southside With You sets the tone of a late summer day on the streets of Chicago at the tail end of that decade we've all suddenly become enamored with nostalgia for. Especially when it's 'Miss You Much,' coupled with eighties inspired pink text flashing across the screen.

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63, movie that decides to play Janet Jackson over its opening credits is off to a good start.

And, with lunch service recently added, you don't even have to be tipsy to enjoy it. The Chicago-style dogs are a hit, but real ones know to go for the Italian beef hot and wet. Now located outside of the Saxon Pub, it is the perfect spot for soaking up some beer after a show. Married couple Brian and Terry Jones wanted a taste of their native Chicago in their adopted home of Austin, so they opened this South Austin trailer. A side of jus comes for you to moderate your level of wetness. Instead of traditional green peppers, here you'll find bright yellow banana peppers giving the sandwich a tingle. Tucci's shoves its shreds of roast into a roll from New World Bakery and holds it together with melty provolone cheese. It's the only one of the two that serves the specialty. If you want the Italian beef from Tucci's, make sure you go to the original South Austin location that opened in 2008. The Ron's Chicago Style Italian Beef adds the slightest touch of jalapeno for a Texas touch on the sandwich laced with translucent cuts of onion and slippery slabs of green peppers. The place is packed with regulars who come for the hot dogs, burgers and maximalist sandwiches. Good luck squeezing into this small deli during the lunch rush.

And if you wanna make Italian beefs at home, check out the show's recipe from Chicago-raised culinary producer, Courtney Storer - sister of “The Bear’s” creator, Christopher Storer - and chef Matty Matheson on the Los Angeles Times' website. If you wanna a sneak taste of what's in store for Carmy and his crew, check out this preview on Variety. As for 'The Bear' season two, all 10 episodes drop Thursday on Hulu. But I found four solid spots to get your Italian beef fix, from South Austin to Round Rock. Beef, which was made famous in part by Jay Leno hawking their grub on national television appearances.Īustin, naturally, has many fewer options. While the restaurant doesn't exist, there are dozens like them in the Windy City, including Mr. In 'The Bear,' you see Jeremy Allen White's Carmen Berzatto and his staff working inside the fictional The Original Beef of Chicagoland. Or you can take it dry, but why? While you'll often find it with cheese (provolone or mozzarella here), traditionalists in Chicago will scoff at the dairy addition. You can get the sandwich dipped in just or fully soaked with the beefy sauce. The meat is shaved thin, piled into soft Italian rolls and dressed either sweet (peppers) or hot (giardiniera). The meat is rubbed with dried Italian spices like oregano and basil and slow roasted in beef stock. The tradition that dates back, depending on whom you ask, about 100 years in Chicagoland came from Italian immigrants who would cook roasts in their own juices and then slice them then the to extend the cut and serve as many people as possible. Even if you'd never heard of the Chicago specialty, the way the production showed the cooking style of the succulent, hearty Chicago staples likely piqued your interest.Ĭentral Texans have their own tradition of slow cooking cheaper cuts of meat, but the Italian beef isn't akin to our brisket. If you watched season one of FX's breakout culinary comedy 'The Bear' last year, your mouth probably started watering for an Italian beef sandwich.

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