According to Michelin:

A Bib Gourmand rating means the restaurant is an inspector’s favorite for good value. For $40 or less, you can enjoy two courses and a glass of wine or dessert (not including tax and gratuity). For everyday Chicagoans, Bib Gourmand restaurants represent the best hidden culinary value that the city has to offer.

As this is the second year I was curious to see how they recalibrated… Nothing from Devon Ave? There are 15 new spots… highlighted in the list that follows:

Ann Sather
Arami  <———————New 2012
Avec  <———————New 2012
Belly Shack
Bistronomic  <———————New 2012
Bristol (The)
Browntrout    
Ceres’ Table  
Cumin 
De Cero
deca
DeCOLORES           
Fogon  <———————New 2012
Frontera Grill
Gemini Bistro  <———————New 2012
Gilt Bar
Girl & The Goat
Green Zebra
GT Fish & Oyster  <———————New 2012
Han 202        
Hopleaf         
Jaipur
Jin Thai   <———————New 2012
Kabul House  <———————New 2012
La Creperie
La Petite Folie
Lao Sze Chuan  <———————New 2012
Los Nopales  
Lula Café       
M. Henry
Maude’s Liquor Bar  <———————New 2012
Mexique        
Mixteco Grill 
Mundial Cocina Mestiza  <———————New 2012
Nana
Nightwood    
Opart Thai House
Owen & Engine  <———————New 2012
Paramount Room
Perennial Virant
Publican (The)           
Purple Pig (The)
Raj Darbar     
Riccardo Trattoria         
Sen
Smak-Tak
Smoque BBQ
Sol de Mexico    <———————New 2012
Spacca Napoli
Taste of Peru 
Thai Village   
Twin Anchors
Urban Belly
West Town Tavern
Xni-Pec de Yucatan   <———————New 2012
Yolo  <———————New 2012