Chez Moi Salutes Bistro 110 Favorites!

Chicago, IL – Beginning on March 3rd, Chez Moi salutes Bistro 110, the legendary Gold Coast bistro where Chef Dominique Tougne spent 15 years before opening Chez Moi. From the oven-roasted garlic to baked artichoke, the special a la carte menu will feature a variety of signature dishes through March 13th.

“I’ll always remember Bistro 110, which brought me to Chicago where I met my wife India and so many friends and customers. This is my way of saying thank you by recreating the dishes so many Chicagoans love and miss at Chez Moi,” says Chef Dominique, who was formerly Bistro 110 Executive Chef/Partner.

Salute to Bistro 110 Menu

Amuse
Oven-roasted garlic served with butter and La Fournette bread ($4 or complimentary with main course)

Appetizers
French Onion Soup ($8.50)

Roasted artichoke, with Brie cheese and Pommery mustard sauce ($11.50)

Provençal style calamari ($10.50)

Entrées
Bocuse chicken and morels, sautéed spinach ($29)Roasted rack of pork, mashed potatoes, Dijon mustard sauce ($24.50)

Whole roasted red snapper, roasted vegetables maitre’D butter ($27.50)

About Chef Dominique Tougne/Chez Moi Restaurant

Chez Moi is a classic French bistro that evokes joie de vivre! A native of Alsace, owner/chef Dominique Tougne trained in culinary school outside Paris and cooked with French culinary greats Jacques Senechal and Joel Robuchon, before being recruited to Bistro 110. In 2012, he created Chez Moi to feel like an extension of his home, chez moi meaning “my place” – authentic food, personal service and relaxed atmosphere – partnering with former Blackhawks player and fellow Frenchman, Cristobal Huet.

Located at 2100 N. Halsted Street in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chez Moi’s authentic bistro menu features such classics as onion soup, foie gras, steak frites and crème brulee, as well as signature dishes cassoulet, escargot, and vegetable tagine, favorites at his grand-mère’s Bordeaux restaurant. In addition, the restaurant offers weekend brunch, “menu enfants” for children, and dining al fresco on the Terrace (seasonal). The full bar features an extensive selection of French wines, cocktails, beers and aperitifs.

Accolades include being named one of Chicago magazine’s Best New Restaurants in 2013, and one of the city’s Best French Restaurants by CBS Chicago in April 2014. For more information, visit www.chezmoichicago.com.