Life At Levy

When you arrive at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, you can feel the history of the tournament and stadium nicknamed, “The Granddaddy of them all.” For college football, this historic location is known for the Tournament of Roses parade and game, the original tournament blowout game in 1902 where...

If you ask anyone who grew up in Chicago about their childhood, it is highly likely the Chicago dog will pop up in their memory. From Gene and Jude’s to Superdawg, the Chicago dog is a staple in the lives of all Chicagoans, and no one knows more about the legendary fan favorite than Bob...

To celebrate July being National Hot Dog Month (and National Hot Dog Day on July 17), we’re launching a weekly blog series dedicated to exploring one of American’s most beloved foods. First up? A history of the iconic Chicago Dog. Who was the first to make it? How did they land on those seven...

Throughout June, Pride Month is celebrated and embraces, acknowledges, and empowers all members of the LGBTQIA+ community. At Levy, we not only celebrate Pride month across our locations, we help foster this respect and care for the LGBTQIA+ community year-round. Alongside our parent company,...

It takes 12 months to prepare for the fastest two minutes in sports. Almost the minute after last year’s Kentucky Derby finished, Churchill Downs and hospitality partner Levy began strategizing how to deliver amazing food, beverage, and hospitality at more than 200 different dining locations at...

Major League Baseball teams have all officially had their Home Openers, but of all the players and teams that fans were excited to see take the field again, the appearance of the Dessert Cart was the most awaited of all.

Regardless of your football fan status, the Super Bowl is a time when friends and family come together to enjoy some decadent dishes, dips, and drinks, and of course, critique commercials. With Super Bowl LIII being Levy’s fifth time serving as the hospitality partner of the game, we thought...

Every day, The Salvation Army gives love and compassion through food. The mobile feeding and homeless outreach units make more than 30 stops throughout Chicago to give families and individuals a cup of hearty soup or stew, bread and a cup of juice, water or lemonade.