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What to see, where to drink, and what to eat in Chicago?

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Geno's East or Giordanos....can't make a bad choice.

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Have to disagree with the pizza recomendations. All are good, but Lou Malnatti's is the best.

http://www.loumalnatis.com

 

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My issue with Lou Malnatti's is the huge chunks of tomato on their pizza. Turnoff.

My issue with Lou Malnatti's is the huge chunks of tomato on their pizza. Turnoff.

That's what makes it so much better for me.

Go to the club at the top of the Hancock building. When I went there, I had my fav mixed drink, listened to the jazz band while looking down on the city lights. Very cool.

 

I second this recommendation. Very cool experience.

My cousin lives up there and is relatively tied-in to the scene. I'll let you know what she suggests.

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Thanks for all the great suggestions guys. I do have one other question. What are some good local/regional brews there? I know Goose Island is brewed there but not sure on anything else.

Awesome. I may print that out. Going to have a hard time talking this particular group of guys into going to some of these places but I'll definitely keep my eye out for many of these.

 

I'd had a couple of different 3 Floyds beers and liked them, but I wasn't sure whether or not they were 100% "Chicago". Munster, Indiana is close enough for me. Haven't had any of the others, but the article popped up in Google when I was looking for the 3 Floyds info.

My cousin lives up there and is relatively tied-in to the scene. I'll let you know what she suggests.

 

She recommends:

 

Buddy Guy's Legends

Alhambra Place — Mediterranean cuisine

Twin Anchors — she calls it "kind of a dive, but the food is amazing" and ribs is one of their specialties

 

She said there are several other good places in the vicinity, so you can't go wrong just dropping in somewhere.

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She recommends:

 

Buddy Guy's Legends

Alhambra Place — Mediterranean cuisine

Twin Anchors — she calls it "kind of a dive, but the food is amazing" and ribs is one of their specialties

 

She said there are several other good places in the vicinity, so you can't go wrong just dropping in somewhere.

Thank you. The ribs and blues joints sound great. With this group I already know Mediterranean cuisine is going to be a tough sell.

She also mentioned a steakhouse that's good that's not necessarily in the neighborhood, "but worth the wait and the cab ride," called Tango Sur. She said its a byob place, though, and they don't take reservations for parties of less than six.

I enjoyed the Goose island Brewery out in Wrigleyville. Had a great time there. I also enjoyed Lou Malnati's pizza. The butter crust is excellent.

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