Magnolia Bakery is offering a special Earth Day cupcake on Tuesday.
Photograph: Courtesy Magnolia BakeryMagnolia Bakery is offering a special Earth Day cupcake on Tuesday.
Photograph: Courtesy Magnolia Bakery

Earth Day food specials in Chicago

Celebrate Earth Day with free coffee, green cupcakes, a beer dinner and more

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Chicago goes green on April 22 with a variety of events that help celebrate Earth Day. From free coffee to a beer dinner, here are six ways to help the environment while eating and drinking.

  • Sandwich shops
  • Loop
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Hannah's Bretzel
Hannah's Bretzel
The sandwich shop will donate 25 percent of its sales to Chicago's Academy for Global Citizenship.
  • Contemporary American
  • River North
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The healthy spot is offering free organic coffee if you bring in your own reusable mug.
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  • Bakeries
  • Loop
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Magnolia Bakery
Magnolia Bakery
The bakery will offer a special Earth Day cupcake: a classic vanilla or chocolate cake topped with blue and green vanilla buttercream and a decorative leaf. For each cupcake sold, Magnolia Bakery will donate $1.50 to Billion Trees, which promotes sustainability in poor nations.
  • Fusion
  • Wicker Park
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The modern Asian spot is donating a portion of the proceeds from its signature chicken "wangs" and falafel to Rebuilding Exchange, a market for reclaimed building materials.
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  • Contemporary American
  • Lincoln Park
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Standard Market Grill
Standard Market Grill
Standard Market Grill celebrates Earth Day with a four-course dinner paired with beers from Great Lakes Brewing, which reuses spent brewery grain to fuel its delivery trucks, among other green initiatives. The menu includes salted pretzel bites with honey butter, tiger shrimp lollipops, fried chicken and a chocolate peanut butter crunch with marshmallow meringue.
  • Bakeries
  • Loop
  • price 1 of 4
Sugar Bliss Cake Boutique
Sugar Bliss Cake Boutique
Sugar Bliss is selling an Earth Day cupcake, a chocolate or vanilla cake with blue and green frosting, through April 22. A portion of the proceeds will go to Friends of the Park, an organization that helps Chicago parks.
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