Cerdito Muerto, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a contemporary Mexican American kitchen that’s transformed an old family home that survived the Great Chicago Fire, opened in Pilsen on June 26.⁠
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The name translates in Spanish to “the dead piglet,” but is meant in a playful way, said Emidio Oceguera, owner of the debut business.⁠
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“Being a first-generation Mexican American son of farmers and ranchers, pigs and piglets are pretty endearing in our culture,” said Oceguera.⁠
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The space was his mother Consuelo Oceguera’s restaurant, Tacos Palacio, and his late father Miguel Oceguera’s neighborhood pool hall.⁠
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Photo 1: Cerdito Muerto (@cerditomuertochicago) owner Emidio Oceguera at his new contemporary Mexican American cocktail bar in Pilsen on July 30, 2025. ⁠
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Photo 2: Guillermo’s paloma.⁠
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Photo 3: Potato flautas, made with avocado and Valle Alto queso.⁠
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Photo 4: The exterior of Cerdito Muerto in Pilsen.⁠
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Photo 5: Piùa Colada Gßera.⁠
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Cerdito Muerto, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a contemporary Mexican American kitchen that’s transformed an old family home that survived the Great Chicago Fire, opened in Pilsen on June 26.⁠ ⁠ The name translates in Spanish to “the dead piglet,” but is meant in a playful way, said Emidio Oceguera, owner of the debut business.⁠ ⁠ “Being a first-generation Mexican American son of farmers and ranchers, pigs and piglets are pretty endearing in our culture,” said Oceguera.⁠ ⁠ The space was his mother Consuelo Oceguera’s restaurant, Tacos Palacio, and his late father Miguel Oceguera’s neighborhood pool hall.⁠ ⁠ Tap on our bio link to read more.⁠ ⁠ -----⁠ ⁠ Photo 1: Cerdito Muerto (@cerditomuertochicago) owner Emidio Oceguera at his new contemporary Mexican American cocktail bar in Pilsen on July 30, 2025. ⁠ ⁠ Photo 2: Guillermo’s paloma.⁠ ⁠ Photo 3: Potato flautas, made with avocado and Valle Alto queso.⁠ ⁠ Photo 4: The exterior of Cerdito Muerto in Pilsen.⁠ ⁠ Photo 5: Piña Colada Güera.⁠ ⁠ ? Louisa Kung Liu Chu / Chicago Tribune⁠ ?️ Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune

Cerdito Muerto, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a contemporary Mexican American kitchen that’s transformed an old family home that survived the Great Chicago Fire, opened in Pilsen on June 26.⁠ ⁠ The name translates in Spanish to “the dead piglet,” but is meant in a playful way, said Emidio Oceguera, owner of the debut business.⁠ ⁠ “Being a first-generation Mexican American son of farmers and ranchers, pigs and piglets are pretty endearing in our culture,” said Oceguera.⁠ ⁠ The space was his mother Consuelo Oceguera’s restaurant, Tacos Palacio, and his late father Miguel Oceguera’s neighborhood pool hall.⁠ ⁠ Tap on our bio link to read more.⁠ ⁠ -----⁠ ⁠ Photo 1: Cerdito Muerto (@cerditomuertochicago) owner Emidio Oceguera at his new contemporary Mexican American cocktail bar in Pilsen on July 30, 2025. ⁠ ⁠ Photo 2: Guillermo’s paloma.⁠ ⁠ Photo 3: Potato flautas, made with avocado and Valle Alto queso.⁠ ⁠ Photo 4: The exterior of Cerdito Muerto in Pilsen.⁠ ⁠ Photo 5: Piña Colada Güera.⁠ ⁠ ? Louisa Kung Liu Chu / Chicago Tribune⁠ ?️ Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune

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Elijah Arroyo stepped onto the field in shorts so tight, the algorithm collapsed. Rookie move? Maybe. Hall of fame content? Absolutely.⁠
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Tiara Skye didn’t just shut the heckler down—she did it with power, posture, and a mic in hand.⁠
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BCIC is excited to share our 2025-2029 Strategic Plan with the community we serve. This roadmap represents months of listening to your voices: entrepreneurs sharing their dreams over coffee, families describing their ideal parks, students envisioning their future careers, and civic leaders painting their vision for Brownsville's tomorrow.

Your input shaped five ambitious goals: creating more green spaces and family-friendly amenities, strengthening support for small businesses through the eBridge Center, breathing new life into our historic downtown, building partnerships that connect residents to opportunities, and ensuring BCIC remains robust and responsive to your needs.

Over the past two decades, BCIC has renewed and expanded parks and public amenities, invested in community health and wellness projects, helped restore historic buildings, launch the eBridge Center as a regional entrepreneurship hub, and support countless local businesses. Now, we're building on that foundation with priorities you told us matter most: better parks for families, stronger support for entrepreneurs, a vibrant downtown, and opportunities that keep our young talent here at home.

As Board Chair Dr. Rose M. Z. Gowen notes, economic development and community wellness aren't opposing forces, but rather partners that strengthen each other. President & CEO Cori PeĂąa sees this partnership in action every day: "the entrepreneur with a dream, the family enjoying their neighborhood park, the artist painting the mural downtown." That's the Brownsville we're building together.

Read the press release: https://brownsvillecic.com/bcic-adopts-visionary-2025-2029-strategic-plan-to-drive-brownsvilles-future/ (Link in bio)

BCIC is excited to share our 2025-2029 Strategic Plan with the community we serve. This roadmap represents months of listening to your voices: entrepreneurs sharing their dreams over coffee, families describing their ideal parks, students envisioning their future careers, and civic leaders painting their vision for Brownsville's tomorrow. Your input shaped five ambitious goals: creating more green spaces and family-friendly amenities, strengthening support for small businesses through the eBridge Center, breathing new life into our historic downtown, building partnerships that connect residents to opportunities, and ensuring BCIC remains robust and responsive to your needs. Over the past two decades, BCIC has renewed and expanded parks and public amenities, invested in community health and wellness projects, helped restore historic buildings, launch the eBridge Center as a regional entrepreneurship hub, and support countless local businesses. Now, we're building on that foundation with priorities you told us matter most: better parks for families, stronger support for entrepreneurs, a vibrant downtown, and opportunities that keep our young talent here at home. As Board Chair Dr. Rose M. Z. Gowen notes, economic development and community wellness aren't opposing forces, but rather partners that strengthen each other. President & CEO Cori PeĂąa sees this partnership in action every day: "the entrepreneur with a dream, the family enjoying their neighborhood park, the artist painting the mural downtown." That's the Brownsville we're building together. Read the press release: https://brownsvillecic.com/bcic-adopts-visionary-2025-2029-strategic-plan-to-drive-brownsvilles-future/ (Link in bio)

BCIC is excited to share our 2025-2029 Strategic Plan with the community we serve. This roadmap represents months of listening to your voices: entrepreneurs sharing their dreams over coffee, families describing their ideal parks, students envisioning their future careers, and civic leaders painting their vision for Brownsville's tomorrow. Your input shaped five ambitious goals: creating more green spaces and family-friendly amenities, strengthening support for small businesses through the eBridge Center, breathing new life into our historic downtown, building partnerships that connect residents to opportunities, and ensuring BCIC remains robust and responsive to your needs. Over the past two decades, BCIC has renewed and expanded parks and public amenities, invested in community health and wellness projects, helped restore historic buildings, launch the eBridge Center as a regional entrepreneurship hub, and support countless local businesses. Now, we're building on that foundation with priorities you told us matter most: better parks for families, stronger support for entrepreneurs, a vibrant downtown, and opportunities that keep our young talent here at home. As Board Chair Dr. Rose M. Z. Gowen notes, economic development and community wellness aren't opposing forces, but rather partners that strengthen each other. President & CEO Cori PeĂąa sees this partnership in action every day: "the entrepreneur with a dream, the family enjoying their neighborhood park, the artist painting the mural downtown." That's the Brownsville we're building together. Read the press release: https://brownsvillecic.com/bcic-adopts-visionary-2025-2029-strategic-plan-to-drive-brownsvilles-future/ (Link in bio)

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They just won their sixth straight U.S. 1,500m title, clocking 4:03.15 with a brutal last-lap kick. Nikki Hiltz is making history on their own terms—and looking calm doing it.⁠
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