That full format runs Friday and Saturday only, starting at $205 a person; Thursday and Sunday flip the script entirely into 'Off Script,' a shareable small-plates menu starting at $8 a plate for anyone who wants the kitchen's cooking without the full-tasting-menu commitment. There's a third act too: Nightcap, a speakeasy tucked behind the kitchen with its own extended hours, for whoever isn't ready to leave Bucktown yet.
It's ambitious room design dressed up as a restaurant, and the James Beard committee noticed before most of the city did.
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