Smoque BBQ partners are opening Smoque Steak, a neighborhood steakhouse in Chicago's Avondale neighborhood, in time for Memorial Day 2023.
The rib-eye steak is seen at Smoque BBQ on North Pulaski Road in Chicago on April 25, 2022.in April 2022, what immediately became one of the most anticipated new restaurants in Chicago was scheduled to open six months later.
Meanwhile, menu testing has continued, and staff favorites have already emerged. Smoque BBQ’s Al Sherman, Mike McDermott and Chris Hendrickson remain partners in the new venture. They also brought in another partner for Smoque Steak, chef Dylan Lipe, whose background pairs fine dining and the barbecue circuits.
“So you get that perfect edge-to-edge doneness that’s really difficult to achieve — if not impossible — cooking conventionally, and some additional tenderness,” Sorkin said. “Then we sear in cast iron with butter to get that nice golden crust without any of the bitter char you get by subjecting it to an 800-degree environment.”
Smoque Steak will take reservations, initially for dinner only, six days a week, for indoor seating up to about 120 diners to start.
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