The burglaries at Lula Cafe and Piccolo Sogno come as reports of Chicago restaurant break-ins become more frequent.
, located 2537 N. Kedzie Blvd. on the Northwest Side., was one of four businesses struck by thieves between 3:08 and 4:53 a.m. in the early morning hours of Sunday, June 30, police said.Chicago police issued a community alert about the burglaries on Sunday, explaining the suspects used a tire iron to break the establishment's door and gain entry before stealing cash, safes or electronics.The group drove away in a four-door black Infiniti sedan with unknown registration, police said.3:08 a.m.
Last month, the restaurant took home Chicago's only 2024 James Beard award, winning the"Outstanding Hospitality." Lula Cafe also appeared in Chicago's 2023 Michelin Guide as a"Bib Gourmand" pick. Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weeklyMonday, Chef Tony Priolo of Piccolo Sogno, located at 464 N. Halsted in River North, said the Italian restaurant had also recently been a victim of a burglary., Priolo shared photos and video of what appeared to be security footage showing a break-in.
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