I want to go to one of these Brazilian steakhouses, and I want to invite my parents. So that makes 3, any idea of how much I could spend in either or if you have been at both can you tell me about how much I expect to spend?
thank you!!!Fogo de chao and texas de brazil restaurants in Chicago prices?
i have been to fogo de chao and its a little expensive. i think that for 3 people it will problably set you back around $150 with drinks and tax included. but you know what its every bit worth it, from the service to the food wich is truly amazing. And when it comes to brazilian steak houses Fogo de chao is more known and more popular here in chicago. Also if you think that fogo might be a little bit expensive there is also another brazilian steak house that is equally as popular and good and its called Brazzaz located on dearborn. right now that have a lunch special going on and you only pay 19.99 per person and you get to eat the same as you would for dinner.
I've been to fago de chao 3 times it was between 75-50 each, depending on the amount of alcohol consumed. Good thing it was a work lunch and I didn't have to pay. Wear loose pants...haha.Fogo de chao and texas de brazil restaurants in Chicago prices?
I've been to texas de brazil quite a few times. I am a very picky eater especially with meat but love it there... besides that they have an excellent salad bar!!! I believe it is $45.99 per person. It's expensive but well worth it!
Texas De Brazil will set you back about $50 a person, not including drinks. You could save some money though. Register on the web site and they always send either 1/2 off coupons or buy 1 get 1 free. There food is awesome. And just a word of advice, stay away from Brazziz. They suck.Fogo de chao and texas de brazil restaurants in Chicago prices?
If you sign up on Texas de Brazil website for special offers they send out 1/2 off coupons all the time. So it comes to maybe $25 plus drinks.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
What are some of the more affordable restaurants in Chicago that have private rooms for up to 15 people?
Try Olive Garden. They have walled areas that can be reserved.
Can anyone recommend any good sushi restaurants in Chicago?
I will be staying near the O'Hare Airport and I would like to find some nice restaurants near by. I love sushi but also open to any of your favorites!Can anyone recommend any good sushi restaurants in Chicago?
Sushi Wabi
(312) 563-1224
842 W Randolph St
Chicago, IL 60607
www.sushiwabi.com
SUSHISAMBA Rio
(312) 595-2300
504 N Wells St
Chicago, IL 60610
sushisamba.com
Mirai Sushi
(773) 862-8500
2020 W Division St
Chicago, IL 60622
www.miraisushi.comCan anyone recommend any good sushi restaurants in Chicago?
you gotta check out sushi samba on wednesday night for live entertainment, favela nights.
I don't know about Sushi, but the area around O'Hare is very busy. There are lots of chain type places around, along with a few pizza places. Most of your fancier places will be in the hotels, and there are MANY of them!! There used to be a nice place in the Ramada called the COpper Trellis, but I don't know if it's there anymore.
I have never been there, but I hear Shoeless Joe's is a fun place to go. If you are here long enough, you may want to check out the Allstate Arena or the Rosemont Theater. Both have pretty good venues (concerts, sporting events etc) and the hotels offer shuttles most of the time. Both places are right near the airport. Enjoy your stay.
Oh yeah. The places in the Sushi places above are all downtown just so you know. You would need to take the train or cab (expensive)
Not far from O'Hare, in the suburb of Schaumburg, IL, is the most amazing sushi place of the many I have tried in the Chicago area:
Todai
5 Woodfield Mall
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 619-1088
www.todai.com
Japanese buffet -- enormous -- delicious -- fantastic! All the incredible sushi you can eat (the sushi chefs are replenishing the buffet as quickly as the patrons are clearing it), plus hot bar, crab legs, cold shrimp with cocktail sauce, fresh fruit, multiple soups, tempura veggies, pastry bar, ice cream, and made-to-order crepes. One of my best friends calls it The Happiest Place on Earth, and I have to agree.
If you go on your birthday (and can provide ID that says it's your birthday), you get a gift certificate for a free meal there on another occasion.
Have a great time! :-)
Sushi Wabi
(312) 563-1224
842 W Randolph St
Chicago, IL 60607
www.sushiwabi.com
SUSHISAMBA Rio
(312) 595-2300
504 N Wells St
Chicago, IL 60610
sushisamba.com
Mirai Sushi
(773) 862-8500
2020 W Division St
Chicago, IL 60622
www.miraisushi.comCan anyone recommend any good sushi restaurants in Chicago?
you gotta check out sushi samba on wednesday night for live entertainment, favela nights.
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Can anyone recommend any good sushi restaurants in Chicago?I don't know about Sushi, but the area around O'Hare is very busy. There are lots of chain type places around, along with a few pizza places. Most of your fancier places will be in the hotels, and there are MANY of them!! There used to be a nice place in the Ramada called the COpper Trellis, but I don't know if it's there anymore.
I have never been there, but I hear Shoeless Joe's is a fun place to go. If you are here long enough, you may want to check out the Allstate Arena or the Rosemont Theater. Both have pretty good venues (concerts, sporting events etc) and the hotels offer shuttles most of the time. Both places are right near the airport. Enjoy your stay.
Oh yeah. The places in the Sushi places above are all downtown just so you know. You would need to take the train or cab (expensive)
Not far from O'Hare, in the suburb of Schaumburg, IL, is the most amazing sushi place of the many I have tried in the Chicago area:
Todai
5 Woodfield Mall
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 619-1088
www.todai.com
Japanese buffet -- enormous -- delicious -- fantastic! All the incredible sushi you can eat (the sushi chefs are replenishing the buffet as quickly as the patrons are clearing it), plus hot bar, crab legs, cold shrimp with cocktail sauce, fresh fruit, multiple soups, tempura veggies, pastry bar, ice cream, and made-to-order crepes. One of my best friends calls it The Happiest Place on Earth, and I have to agree.
If you go on your birthday (and can provide ID that says it's your birthday), you get a gift certificate for a free meal there on another occasion.
Have a great time! :-)
Any elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
My boyfriend and I will be having our 3 year anniversary in 2 wks and would like to go somewhere nice for dinner downtown. We will even have a horse drawn carriage and everything. Im 20and he's 22 so we still like simple foods like Chicken Parmegiana (sp?) and chicken alfredo....no duck or lamb or anything like that lol. Any suggestions PLEASE!Any elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
Your best bet, because you know your tastes and your budget, is to use a website like Zagat's. Here is the link for Chicago:
http://www.zagat.com/chicago
I live near downtown Chicago and there are TONS of great places to eat. It really does depend on what you like and how much you want to spend.
my whole family love this place it call texas Debrazil it a all you can eat buffet don't get this wrong but it really Fancy and the food is great!!!! they have all different kinds of meat is fantastic
here go the website
http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
my mother and papa went here for there anniversary and my mother had her 50th birthday there to and we go there just to go i hope you love this place like my family does
thanksAny elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
Italian Village on Monroe in the loop. Three different restaurants, themes and price points all in the same building.
http://www.italianvillage-chicago.com/
or NOMI in the Park Hyatt overlooking the Watertower and Michigan Ave. That's where all the horse drawn carriages are too.
My husband and I dined at Mon Ami Gabi while in Chicago a few years ago. I absolutely loved it. The address is 2300 N. Lincoln Park West. He ordered the Beef Bourguignon and I opted for the Lemon Chicken Paillard. We both started with Onion Soup Au Gratin. The frites (fries) are the best I have ever had. The dessert menu....*le swoon*.Any elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
My husband and I have dined at Spiaggia (and the Spiaggia Cafe, which is less expensive) Rhapsody, Cibo Matto, and CocoPazzo, among many others. I think I'd suggest the Spiaggia Cafe, which is on North Michigan Avenue near the lake. It has a varied menu.
The Everest- really fancy and pricey, good food. The Signature Room at 95th-fancy, decent fod. Theres all kinds of fancy restaurants in Chicago, Walnut room, Mortons, Spiaggia(my favoirte). just type into Google, fancy restaurants in chicago.
May I suggest the place called La Scarola or Gibsons Bar and Steak House Chicago?
This might be the best place to go
Ruths Chris Steak house = Delicious Food
http://ruthschris.com/
My parents love it.
Your best bet, because you know your tastes and your budget, is to use a website like Zagat's. Here is the link for Chicago:
http://www.zagat.com/chicago
I live near downtown Chicago and there are TONS of great places to eat. It really does depend on what you like and how much you want to spend.
my whole family love this place it call texas Debrazil it a all you can eat buffet don't get this wrong but it really Fancy and the food is great!!!! they have all different kinds of meat is fantastic
here go the website
http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
my mother and papa went here for there anniversary and my mother had her 50th birthday there to and we go there just to go i hope you love this place like my family does
thanksAny elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
Italian Village on Monroe in the loop. Three different restaurants, themes and price points all in the same building.
http://www.italianvillage-chicago.com/
or NOMI in the Park Hyatt overlooking the Watertower and Michigan Ave. That's where all the horse drawn carriages are too.
My husband and I dined at Mon Ami Gabi while in Chicago a few years ago. I absolutely loved it. The address is 2300 N. Lincoln Park West. He ordered the Beef Bourguignon and I opted for the Lemon Chicken Paillard. We both started with Onion Soup Au Gratin. The frites (fries) are the best I have ever had. The dessert menu....*le swoon*.Any elegant downtown Chicago restaurants?
My husband and I have dined at Spiaggia (and the Spiaggia Cafe, which is less expensive) Rhapsody, Cibo Matto, and CocoPazzo, among many others. I think I'd suggest the Spiaggia Cafe, which is on North Michigan Avenue near the lake. It has a varied menu.
The Everest- really fancy and pricey, good food. The Signature Room at 95th-fancy, decent fod. Theres all kinds of fancy restaurants in Chicago, Walnut room, Mortons, Spiaggia(my favoirte). just type into Google, fancy restaurants in chicago.
May I suggest the place called La Scarola or Gibsons Bar and Steak House Chicago?
This might be the best place to go
Ruths Chris Steak house = Delicious Food
http://ruthschris.com/
My parents love it.
Top restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
I'm trying to find a restaurant in chicago where i can have my 21st birthday dinner with a few close friends.. nice decor and maybe a table with a sheer curtain around us so it keeps us away from everyone else at the restaurant. Something different. A night to remember. ThanksTop restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
I would suggest going to some place that plays live music, that is always a different experience depending on where you go! There are all sorts of places, it just depends on the type of music you like and what you would listen to live. You can look at an online yellow pages for the different restaurants that you can go to and have fun at! Depending on the food you like there is a place called Las Islas Marias with Mexican style seafood and O'Hagan's Johnny which is an Irish Pub : %26gt;Top restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
Do you like fondue? Geja's in Lincoln Park is a fabulous place that has nice secluded dining tables. Fondue is always great for groups. It is a bit pricey though, probably between $40-$50 a head.Top restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
Oh my gosh I love geja's it's awsome but, just to warn you it's a little pricey. Also I like it but, The lighting is dark. If you want a "hidden'' table make a reservation. The food is great.unique baby boy names
I would suggest going to some place that plays live music, that is always a different experience depending on where you go! There are all sorts of places, it just depends on the type of music you like and what you would listen to live. You can look at an online yellow pages for the different restaurants that you can go to and have fun at! Depending on the food you like there is a place called Las Islas Marias with Mexican style seafood and O'Hagan's Johnny which is an Irish Pub : %26gt;Top restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
Do you like fondue? Geja's in Lincoln Park is a fabulous place that has nice secluded dining tables. Fondue is always great for groups. It is a bit pricey though, probably between $40-$50 a head.Top restaurants in chicago to have a fun birthday dinner?
Oh my gosh I love geja's it's awsome but, just to warn you it's a little pricey. Also I like it but, The lighting is dark. If you want a "hidden'' table make a reservation. The food is great.
Are there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
I went to one in NYC and loved it, and can't find one here in Chitown. It's definitely not in the Zagat guide if it exists.Are there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
I found this;
Mt. Everest Restaurant - 630 Church St. - Evanston
This restaurant specializes in northern Indian and Nepalese cuisine. House favorites include Hariali tikka (roast chicken marinated in yogurt, mint...Are there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
Mt Everest is the only one according to Metromix.com.
But I found this one at tibet.com
THE TIBET CAFE
3913 N. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL
773 281 6666
I hope this helpsAre there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
try citysearch.com!!!
I found this;
Mt. Everest Restaurant - 630 Church St. - Evanston
This restaurant specializes in northern Indian and Nepalese cuisine. House favorites include Hariali tikka (roast chicken marinated in yogurt, mint...Are there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
Mt Everest is the only one according to Metromix.com.
But I found this one at tibet.com
THE TIBET CAFE
3913 N. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL
773 281 6666
I hope this helpsAre there any Tibettan restaurants in Chicago?
try citysearch.com!!!
Any good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
Preferably close to McCormick Place/The Museum Campus.We want to go to one after the auto show next week.Any good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
Sandys, I believe it is on NorthLincoln AvenueAny good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
I dont know. but there are a lot of things to do in chicago.Any good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
Most are on the north side..about 8 miles from the Auto Show. Some are near the Kennedy Expy (I-90) so it's not a hard drive. One is in Lyons on Ogden AV near LaGrange RD, another is in Merriville, IN if your heading home that way:
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8%26amp;q=ch鈥?/a>
About 90 miles away in South Bend, IN, there is SerbFest. It's complete with a nice food selection, unbelievable pastries, a bar, live serbian music, dancing and a good time. It's the second Saturday in August every year. St. Peter and Paul Serbian Orthodox Church on Keria Trail.
Good luck on your quest.
Sandys, I believe it is on NorthLincoln AvenueAny good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
I dont know. but there are a lot of things to do in chicago.Any good Serbian restaurants in Chicago?
Most are on the north side..about 8 miles from the Auto Show. Some are near the Kennedy Expy (I-90) so it's not a hard drive. One is in Lyons on Ogden AV near LaGrange RD, another is in Merriville, IN if your heading home that way:
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8%26amp;q=ch鈥?/a>
About 90 miles away in South Bend, IN, there is SerbFest. It's complete with a nice food selection, unbelievable pastries, a bar, live serbian music, dancing and a good time. It's the second Saturday in August every year. St. Peter and Paul Serbian Orthodox Church on Keria Trail.
Good luck on your quest.
Are there any restaurants in Chicago similiar to ESPN Zone that closed?
Dave %26amp; Buster's - It's on Clark, unless that closed too.
I hate that fact that ESPN Zone closed :(Are there any restaurants in Chicago similiar to ESPN Zone that closed?
Timothy O'Toole's Pub on Ontario and North Fairbanks is OK for watching games. And the beer's a better price than ESPN Zone was :)Are there any restaurants in Chicago similiar to ESPN Zone that closed?
Zip. Zero. Zilch.
Unless you would consider Dave %26amp; Buster's at 1030 N Clark Street.
I hate that fact that ESPN Zone closed :(Are there any restaurants in Chicago similiar to ESPN Zone that closed?
Timothy O'Toole's Pub on Ontario and North Fairbanks is OK for watching games. And the beer's a better price than ESPN Zone was :)Are there any restaurants in Chicago similiar to ESPN Zone that closed?
Zip. Zero. Zilch.
Unless you would consider Dave %26amp; Buster's at 1030 N Clark Street.
Are there restaurants in Chicago that deliver breakfast to your home?
Most deliver lunch or dinner...Are there restaurants in Chicago that deliver breakfast to your home?
I don't think so but that is the meal you don't want to wait for delivery. Eggs or pancakes don't sit well when they get cold being delivered.Are there restaurants in Chicago that deliver breakfast to your home?
Yes there is a breakfast spot called Moons. On Western. It delivers to you. But it depends on where you live
I don't think so but that is the meal you don't want to wait for delivery. Eggs or pancakes don't sit well when they get cold being delivered.Are there restaurants in Chicago that deliver breakfast to your home?
Yes there is a breakfast spot called Moons. On Western. It delivers to you. But it depends on where you live
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Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
and if so where are they located and what are the names?Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
If you can make it up to evanston, you should try going to
AuRendez-Vous Restaurant
337 Howard St
Evanston, IL 60202
Phone: (847) 475-2053Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
I can't believe 3 people voted this to be true. These people are clearly WRONG. This restaurant hasn't been at this location for over a year! Will a Haitian or someone that knows respond with an accurate answer?unique baby girl names
If you can make it up to evanston, you should try going to
AuRendez-Vous Restaurant
337 Howard St
Evanston, IL 60202
Phone: (847) 475-2053Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
I can't believe 3 people voted this to be true. These people are clearly WRONG. This restaurant hasn't been at this location for over a year! Will a Haitian or someone that knows respond with an accurate answer?
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What are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
Try Lou Mitchell's, or The BerghoffWhat are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
Which train station?What are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
there are many train stations? which one?What are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
If you mean Metra or Amtrak, try walking a few blocks west to Greektown. Some great Greek restaurants and diners there, like Greek Islands, the Parthanon, Roditys, etc. It's a short walk from the train station west, so if you're not sure of your directions, just ask someone.
Which train station?What are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
there are many train stations? which one?What are some good restaurants in Chicago by the train station for lunch?
If you mean Metra or Amtrak, try walking a few blocks west to Greektown. Some great Greek restaurants and diners there, like Greek Islands, the Parthanon, Roditys, etc. It's a short walk from the train station west, so if you're not sure of your directions, just ask someone.
Chicago restaurants and activities?
I'm looking for ideas for what to do in Chicago. Please give me all your ideas for any great restaurants or things to do, preferably within walking distance of Millennium Park, but if not then definitely within walking distance of the El. Thanks a lot.
p.s. Ethnic restaurants are great, too, but nowhere super pricey!Chicago restaurants and activities?
Tamerind: Asian Cuisine ...... AMAZING! Pretty reasonable. . . and cool atmosphere! Its on the 600 block of Wabash.
Art Inst. and Field Museum are Free this month! Go there!
WICKED TICKETS: Go to the borders bookstore on Lake street at 11:30 on Sat and put your name in a raffle to win front row tickets for only $25!!
Italian Village: I don't know the address off the top of my head. But there are 3 restaurants in one building, one is expensive, one is middle range, and one is cheaper. Check it out!
Ice Skating at Mill Park: I think it is $8 to rent skates. It is very fun to do with friends! Also when your there check out the bean, and the ice sculptures!Chicago restaurants and activities?
Navy Pier, the beach is right there, and even though it is cold you can still take a nice walk, shopping on the magnificent mile.
As for restaurants, good chicago style pizza: ginos east, giordanos.
italian village is amazing.
ben pao has very good chinese food.
and the restaurant inside the faimont hotel.
have fun :)Chicago restaurants and activities?
http://chicago.metromix.com/
p.s. Ethnic restaurants are great, too, but nowhere super pricey!Chicago restaurants and activities?
Tamerind: Asian Cuisine ...... AMAZING! Pretty reasonable. . . and cool atmosphere! Its on the 600 block of Wabash.
Art Inst. and Field Museum are Free this month! Go there!
WICKED TICKETS: Go to the borders bookstore on Lake street at 11:30 on Sat and put your name in a raffle to win front row tickets for only $25!!
Italian Village: I don't know the address off the top of my head. But there are 3 restaurants in one building, one is expensive, one is middle range, and one is cheaper. Check it out!
Ice Skating at Mill Park: I think it is $8 to rent skates. It is very fun to do with friends! Also when your there check out the bean, and the ice sculptures!Chicago restaurants and activities?
Navy Pier, the beach is right there, and even though it is cold you can still take a nice walk, shopping on the magnificent mile.
As for restaurants, good chicago style pizza: ginos east, giordanos.
italian village is amazing.
ben pao has very good chinese food.
and the restaurant inside the faimont hotel.
have fun :)Chicago restaurants and activities?
http://chicago.metromix.com/
Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You Or Are Just Fun?
Its my wife's and I first anniversary soon and see wants to go somewhere were they cook in front of you all crazy. Im open to any other really cool places where they may do other interesting stuff. Thanks for the helpGood Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You Or Are Just Fun?
Ron of Japan..it's downtown on Chestnut St. Midevil Times, in Schaumburg. Hamada, in Tinley Park.Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You Or Are Just Fun?
Bennihana in Schaumburg or Stir Crazy at Woodfield Mall
Ron of Japan..it's downtown on Chestnut St. Midevil Times, in Schaumburg. Hamada, in Tinley Park.Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You Or Are Just Fun?
Bennihana in Schaumburg or Stir Crazy at Woodfield Mall
What are some nice restaurants in Chicago with a view that a family of 4 can afford?
The Cheesecake Factory is pretty moderately priced, but the portions are outrageous, so you can do a lot of sharing.
What are some nice restaurants in Chicago with a view that a family of 4 can afford?
Try www.timeoutchicago.com It's a newer type of magazine %26amp; website on where abouts in chicago. Type or click on Restaurants and it will show or ask you what side of town North,West side etc.also just follow the symbols. Another site I go to just if I need some quick answer's. www.ask.com Type in the same question that you just asked
and It will also help.You choose the answer that you think suites you. It will show you a picture or link go to it. I hope that it helps.What are some nice restaurants in Chicago with a view that a family of 4 can afford?
Grand Lux Cafe on Michigan has some great window seats and family friendly eats. You can try an Odyssey cruise for lunch. There are some coupons online that may make it affordable. The Dining Room at Kendall College has soaring windows that frame the cityscape from a third-floor dining room. Many chefs get their start here and both the food and scene is fantastic. This restaurant is not located downtown, but rather close to the west loop area of the city. You must call ahead to get reservations. Because the entire restaurant is run by chefs in training, it is very affordable. Pegasus on Halsted (Greektown) has a superb rooftop patio if the weather is nice with wonderful views of the cityscape. They sell small plates of Greek food which are delicious and affordable.
What are some nice restaurants in Chicago with a view that a family of 4 can afford?
Try www.timeoutchicago.com It's a newer type of magazine %26amp; website on where abouts in chicago. Type or click on Restaurants and it will show or ask you what side of town North,West side etc.also just follow the symbols. Another site I go to just if I need some quick answer's. www.ask.com Type in the same question that you just asked
and It will also help.You choose the answer that you think suites you. It will show you a picture or link go to it. I hope that it helps.What are some nice restaurants in Chicago with a view that a family of 4 can afford?
Grand Lux Cafe on Michigan has some great window seats and family friendly eats. You can try an Odyssey cruise for lunch. There are some coupons online that may make it affordable. The Dining Room at Kendall College has soaring windows that frame the cityscape from a third-floor dining room. Many chefs get their start here and both the food and scene is fantastic. This restaurant is not located downtown, but rather close to the west loop area of the city. You must call ahead to get reservations. Because the entire restaurant is run by chefs in training, it is very affordable. Pegasus on Halsted (Greektown) has a superb rooftop patio if the weather is nice with wonderful views of the cityscape. They sell small plates of Greek food which are delicious and affordable.
What Chicago based restaurants were used in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding?
Only the Chicago based restaurants.What Chicago based restaurants were used in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding?
The restaurant name in the movie is "Dancing Zorba's" based on the name "Zorba's House Restaurant"mediterranean recipes
The restaurant name in the movie is "Dancing Zorba's" based on the name "Zorba's House Restaurant"
Kid friendly restaurants in Chicago south suburbs?
Anyone know where I can take my young kids for lunch that will be enjoyable for all of us? They are 1 and 2. We live in the Orland park area.Kid friendly restaurants in Chicago south suburbs?
Try a family owned restaurant in your area.
Try a family owned restaurant in your area.
Does anyone know of any good sushi restaurants in chicago that will substitute nori with soy paper?
sushi wabi will.
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/dPXRR鈥?/a>
they say right on the menu that they'll sub in soy paper, brown rice, or alternate veggies.
enjoy!Does anyone know of any good sushi restaurants in chicago that will substitute nori with soy paper?
maybe he got scared from indian peopleDoes anyone know of any good sushi restaurants in chicago that will substitute nori with soy paper?
There is this cute place in Near chicago is town called Park Ridge, Its a place called Maki Sushi. When i went they substituted mine for soy.
Im not sure if you ment down town of suberburbs or what, be a little more specific so people can give you more specific answers, sorry if mine is incorrect. Good Luck...
Ps. Sushi OWNS!
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/dPXRR鈥?/a>
they say right on the menu that they'll sub in soy paper, brown rice, or alternate veggies.
enjoy!Does anyone know of any good sushi restaurants in chicago that will substitute nori with soy paper?
maybe he got scared from indian peopleDoes anyone know of any good sushi restaurants in chicago that will substitute nori with soy paper?
There is this cute place in Near chicago is town called Park Ridge, Its a place called Maki Sushi. When i went they substituted mine for soy.
Im not sure if you ment down town of suberburbs or what, be a little more specific so people can give you more specific answers, sorry if mine is incorrect. Good Luck...
Ps. Sushi OWNS!
Good Mexican or Italian restaurants in Chicago's southwest suburbs?
on spet. 9th is my 26th b-day and looking for a grest restaurant to go to dose any one have any favrites. plz let me know about them.
thank uGood Mexican or Italian restaurants in Chicago's southwest suburbs?
Burrito Jalisco Authentic Mexican Food
9182 W 159th St
Orland Park, IL 60462
(708) 873-1308
11950 South Cicero Ave
Alsip, IL 60803
(708) 388-5200Good Mexican or Italian restaurants in Chicago's southwest suburbs?
kinda wet there aint it? u might spot your pizza you just ordered floating down the street.
thank uGood Mexican or Italian restaurants in Chicago's southwest suburbs?
Burrito Jalisco Authentic Mexican Food
9182 W 159th St
Orland Park, IL 60462
(708) 873-1308
11950 South Cicero Ave
Alsip, IL 60803
(708) 388-5200Good Mexican or Italian restaurants in Chicago's southwest suburbs?
kinda wet there aint it? u might spot your pizza you just ordered floating down the street.
What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
the best one ever ...MAGGIANOS ITS THE BEST YOU HAVE TO TRY IT ITS MY FAVORITE !!!What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
A restaurant called Strega Nona.
http://www.carluccirestaurant.com/strega鈥?/a>
Maggianos is owned by the same Greek owner of Papagus, the best Greek restaurant in North America. I used to eat there twice a day when I visited Chicago. I'm married to a Greek woman, and spent lots of time in Greek restaurants in Los Angels, NY, Toronto and Montreal, and Papagus is the best.
Maggianos is very good, and fun, but not GREAT! Papagus is great.What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
MAGGIANOS is the best!!!!! You have to get there fried cheese! OH SO GOOD.
via veneto's on peterson (OMG! fabulous and huge portions, and not a chain restaurant) and Dave's Italian Kitchen in Evanston (cheap!)What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
I went to this place called Sopranos on New Years Eve and it was fantastic. i felt like I was in the movies. I don't remeber where it was exactly, but I highly recommend it. You can find it on Yahoo! Yellow PAges
Maggiano's is great, and the dishes are huge! I also like Trattoria Caterina at Dearborn %26amp; Harrison. I just tried Papa Milano on State just north of Chicago recently. Very cute, cozy place with great food, and cheap!
Also, check out metromix; you can do a search for Italian restaurants and pick a price range as well as location (city neighborhood, suburb, etc).
Tuscany's hands down
they have the best tirramisu(sp.) ever
and the food is pretty good too
A restaurant called Strega Nona.
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Maggianos is owned by the same Greek owner of Papagus, the best Greek restaurant in North America. I used to eat there twice a day when I visited Chicago. I'm married to a Greek woman, and spent lots of time in Greek restaurants in Los Angels, NY, Toronto and Montreal, and Papagus is the best.
Maggianos is very good, and fun, but not GREAT! Papagus is great.What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
MAGGIANOS is the best!!!!! You have to get there fried cheese! OH SO GOOD.
via veneto's on peterson (OMG! fabulous and huge portions, and not a chain restaurant) and Dave's Italian Kitchen in Evanston (cheap!)What are some good Italian restaurants in Chicago and the Chicagoland area?
I went to this place called Sopranos on New Years Eve and it was fantastic. i felt like I was in the movies. I don't remeber where it was exactly, but I highly recommend it. You can find it on Yahoo! Yellow PAges
Maggiano's is great, and the dishes are huge! I also like Trattoria Caterina at Dearborn %26amp; Harrison. I just tried Papa Milano on State just north of Chicago recently. Very cute, cozy place with great food, and cheap!
Also, check out metromix; you can do a search for Italian restaurants and pick a price range as well as location (city neighborhood, suburb, etc).
Tuscany's hands down
they have the best tirramisu(sp.) ever
and the food is pretty good too
Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?
I'm looking for suggestions for some good all-you-can-eat restaurants in the Chicagoland area. Hopefully a nice balance of quantity and quality.
If you can supply location, style of food, and price that would be even better - thanks in advance!Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?
While I cannot even begin to compete with your previous answer here -- wow, that was a great read! -- I must add info about
Todai
5 Woodfield Mall
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 619-1088
www.todai.com
Japanese buffet -- enormous -- delicious -- amazing! All the incredible sushi you can eat, plus hot bar, crab legs, cold shrimp with cocktail sauce, fresh fruit, multiple soups, tempura veggies, pastry bar, ice cream, and made-to-order crepes. One of my best friends calls it The Happiest Place on Earth, and I have to agree.
If you go on your birthday (and can provide ID that says it's your birthday), you get a gift certificate for a free meal there on another occasion.
SO worth the drive to Schaumburg. And after dinner, when you're in a happy food coma, you can go over to Ikea for a nice nap. :-)
Bon appetit!
WOW THAT PLACE IS TO DIE FOR. I LOVE SUSHI BUT I'M ALSO CHEAP HEHE. AS SOON AS I SHOWED MY HUSBAND THE WEBSITE HIS MOUTH GOT WATERY. N.E.WAYS THANX SOOO MUCH FOR THE TIP
Old Country Buffet since most holes in the walls are dirty and gross. The food at OCB is pretty good got a variety of favorites people find popular.
Old country Buffet is a favorite chain around here. I also love Sweet Tomatoes. It's a super duper salad bar, with soup, pasta rolls deserts.Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?
If you are looking for quality don't waste your time at fast food places and low quality buffets. Plus, those are everywhere. I would suggest you go to Fogo De Chao. All you can eat Brazilian meats, salad bar. It is amazing!
1) Aurelio鈥檚 Pizza Buffet (506 West Harrison Street, Chicago) - My favorite food in the entire world is pizza and my favorite pizza in the entire world is from Homewood-based Aurelio鈥檚. Thus, when Aurelio鈥檚 began a lunch buffet a few blocks away from my Loop office, my cholesterol level shot up about 100 points just with the marvelous foodie thoughts dancing through my head. Plus, the salad bar has crushed up bits of real bacon (that鈥檚 really the only time I ever touch the salad bar over there), which means you can turn any slice of pizza into a bacon special.
2) KFC Buffet (700 North Milwaukee Avenue, Vernon Hills) - Did I just say that there is KFC that allows a patron to delve into an orgy of Original Recipe, Extra Crispy, and sides without limitation? Damn straight. As far as I know, this is the only one that exists in Chicagoland. After having lived in nearby Libertyville for a couple of years, I can no longer eat KFC like a normal human being. Unless I get 15 wings and 5 breasts, I鈥檓 not satisfied. Damn you Colonel Sanders, with your beady little eyes!
3) Malahini Terrace (321 West 75th Street, Clarendon Hills) - Pretty much all Chinese buffets are inherently good. However, the last time I went to this place, it had Peking duck as one its offerings, which makes it inherently stupendous. (Sidenote: How about a pay-per-view battle between General Tso and Colonel Sanders for chicken supremacy? That would totally kick the hell out of that Burger King chicken fight from a couple of years ago.)
4) John Barleycorn鈥檚 Sunday Brunch (3524 North Clark Street, Chicago) - Yes, I know that the bar is played out for anyone that is more than two years removed from college. However, the breakfast spread here with made-to-order omelettes is surprisingly good at an inexpensive price, although my memories might be colored by the fact that I was probably nursing a hangover during my visit.
5) Bobak鈥檚 (5275 South Archer Avenue, Chicago) - It鈥檚 Xanadu on Archer. Chicken stuffed in pork stuffed in beef stuffed into a deep-fried pierogi鈥?that essentially describes the experience at this Polish classic. In the end though, it all comes down to how many of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning bacon-wrapped hot dogs you can down Kobayashi-style. That is not a misprint. I would never, ever joke about the existence of a restaurant that offers hot dogs wrapped in bacon, which has been verified by Dan Brown as the main course at the Last Supper. Just be sure to duck your heads while you鈥檙e in the parking lot to avoid the jets flying into Midway.
Old Country Buffet. As far as food, they have EVERYTHING!!!
Locations:
1. Lincolnwood Village Shopping Center
6125 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60659
(773) 463-5604
2. Cicero Marketplace
Cicero Marketplace
Chicago, IL 60804
(708) 780-7338
3. Bricktown Square Center
6560 West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago, IL 60707
(773) 745-7025
4. Ford City Shopping Center
7601 South Cicero
Chicago, IL 60652
(773) 585-4181
As far as pricing, the price vaires at different restaurants but it's REALLY cheap. For adults maybe 10 or 12 dollars??? Well i'm not sure.california academy of sciences
If you can supply location, style of food, and price that would be even better - thanks in advance!Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?
While I cannot even begin to compete with your previous answer here -- wow, that was a great read! -- I must add info about
Todai
5 Woodfield Mall
Schaumburg, IL 60173
(847) 619-1088
www.todai.com
Japanese buffet -- enormous -- delicious -- amazing! All the incredible sushi you can eat, plus hot bar, crab legs, cold shrimp with cocktail sauce, fresh fruit, multiple soups, tempura veggies, pastry bar, ice cream, and made-to-order crepes. One of my best friends calls it The Happiest Place on Earth, and I have to agree.
If you go on your birthday (and can provide ID that says it's your birthday), you get a gift certificate for a free meal there on another occasion.
SO worth the drive to Schaumburg. And after dinner, when you're in a happy food coma, you can go over to Ikea for a nice nap. :-)
Bon appetit!
WOW THAT PLACE IS TO DIE FOR. I LOVE SUSHI BUT I'M ALSO CHEAP HEHE. AS SOON AS I SHOWED MY HUSBAND THE WEBSITE HIS MOUTH GOT WATERY. N.E.WAYS THANX SOOO MUCH FOR THE TIP
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Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?Old Country Buffet since most holes in the walls are dirty and gross. The food at OCB is pretty good got a variety of favorites people find popular.
Old country Buffet is a favorite chain around here. I also love Sweet Tomatoes. It's a super duper salad bar, with soup, pasta rolls deserts.Can you suggest some all-you-can-eat restaurants in Chicago, IL?
If you are looking for quality don't waste your time at fast food places and low quality buffets. Plus, those are everywhere. I would suggest you go to Fogo De Chao. All you can eat Brazilian meats, salad bar. It is amazing!
1) Aurelio鈥檚 Pizza Buffet (506 West Harrison Street, Chicago) - My favorite food in the entire world is pizza and my favorite pizza in the entire world is from Homewood-based Aurelio鈥檚. Thus, when Aurelio鈥檚 began a lunch buffet a few blocks away from my Loop office, my cholesterol level shot up about 100 points just with the marvelous foodie thoughts dancing through my head. Plus, the salad bar has crushed up bits of real bacon (that鈥檚 really the only time I ever touch the salad bar over there), which means you can turn any slice of pizza into a bacon special.
2) KFC Buffet (700 North Milwaukee Avenue, Vernon Hills) - Did I just say that there is KFC that allows a patron to delve into an orgy of Original Recipe, Extra Crispy, and sides without limitation? Damn straight. As far as I know, this is the only one that exists in Chicagoland. After having lived in nearby Libertyville for a couple of years, I can no longer eat KFC like a normal human being. Unless I get 15 wings and 5 breasts, I鈥檓 not satisfied. Damn you Colonel Sanders, with your beady little eyes!
3) Malahini Terrace (321 West 75th Street, Clarendon Hills) - Pretty much all Chinese buffets are inherently good. However, the last time I went to this place, it had Peking duck as one its offerings, which makes it inherently stupendous. (Sidenote: How about a pay-per-view battle between General Tso and Colonel Sanders for chicken supremacy? That would totally kick the hell out of that Burger King chicken fight from a couple of years ago.)
4) John Barleycorn鈥檚 Sunday Brunch (3524 North Clark Street, Chicago) - Yes, I know that the bar is played out for anyone that is more than two years removed from college. However, the breakfast spread here with made-to-order omelettes is surprisingly good at an inexpensive price, although my memories might be colored by the fact that I was probably nursing a hangover during my visit.
5) Bobak鈥檚 (5275 South Archer Avenue, Chicago) - It鈥檚 Xanadu on Archer. Chicken stuffed in pork stuffed in beef stuffed into a deep-fried pierogi鈥?that essentially describes the experience at this Polish classic. In the end though, it all comes down to how many of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning bacon-wrapped hot dogs you can down Kobayashi-style. That is not a misprint. I would never, ever joke about the existence of a restaurant that offers hot dogs wrapped in bacon, which has been verified by Dan Brown as the main course at the Last Supper. Just be sure to duck your heads while you鈥檙e in the parking lot to avoid the jets flying into Midway.
Old Country Buffet. As far as food, they have EVERYTHING!!!
Locations:
1. Lincolnwood Village Shopping Center
6125 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60659
(773) 463-5604
2. Cicero Marketplace
Cicero Marketplace
Chicago, IL 60804
(708) 780-7338
3. Bricktown Square Center
6560 West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago, IL 60707
(773) 745-7025
4. Ford City Shopping Center
7601 South Cicero
Chicago, IL 60652
(773) 585-4181
As far as pricing, the price vaires at different restaurants but it's REALLY cheap. For adults maybe 10 or 12 dollars??? Well i'm not sure.
What Chicago pizza restaurants will ship pizzas by mail?
As a big fan of Chicago-style deep dish pizza, I would like to know which restaurants in Chicagoland I can order pizza from and have it sent by mail right to my house. It may not be quite as good but I really don't care. I know of one place where you can order online, but I'd like to find a whole list of places if anyone in the area knows. Thanks.What Chicago pizza restaurants will ship pizzas by mail?
giordanos.com
It is great when it gets to you half baked, and delicious after you cook it in full. Worth the buy!
if u think those places were good try a real mom and pop place not a commerical industry premade pizza place
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Lou Malnati's is known for doing this, and was on the Food Network for this sevice. I'd recommend them, Giordano's also does. They are of course different. Lou Malnati's does the butter crust, which many people love. In person, I am a bigger fan of Giordano's, which I think has a more flavorful crust and gets the sauce right. This is a personal preference though, and I have never ordered either by mail.
I found a thread about this on chowhound as well: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/470590
I personally love Gino's East Pizza and I know that you can have it shipped in the continental United States. We shipped my sister some deep dish pizza in upstate NY and it came fast and was good. I have posted the link below. http://featuredfoods.com/cgi-local/SoftC鈥?/a>
What Chicago pizza restaurants will ship pizzas by mail?
MAMAPAPAS' Pizzaria and Beeratorio
giordanos.com
It is great when it gets to you half baked, and delicious after you cook it in full. Worth the buy!
if u think those places were good try a real mom and pop place not a commerical industry premade pizza place
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem%26amp;item=190318399322%26amp;viewitem=%26amp;salenotsupported
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What Chicago pizza restaurants will ship pizzas by mail?Lou Malnati's is known for doing this, and was on the Food Network for this sevice. I'd recommend them, Giordano's also does. They are of course different. Lou Malnati's does the butter crust, which many people love. In person, I am a bigger fan of Giordano's, which I think has a more flavorful crust and gets the sauce right. This is a personal preference though, and I have never ordered either by mail.
I found a thread about this on chowhound as well: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/470590
I personally love Gino's East Pizza and I know that you can have it shipped in the continental United States. We shipped my sister some deep dish pizza in upstate NY and it came fast and was good. I have posted the link below. http://featuredfoods.com/cgi-local/SoftC鈥?/a>
What Chicago pizza restaurants will ship pizzas by mail?
MAMAPAPAS' Pizzaria and Beeratorio
What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
I'm going there on monday and am paying for two other people and i'll only have about 40 bucks on me, so what are some good places to go?What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
okayyy, good thing i live near chicago and visits there allll the time. here are some great ideas:
1. Siam Noodle and Rice
Category: Thai
Neighborhood: Uptown
Price: $
94 reviews
4654 N Sheridan Rd
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 769-6694
It's not the classiest looking joint, but the food is superb! I think this is one of the top Thai restaurants in the city. The prices are cheap and everything is sooo good. We've had the pad kee mao
2. Cozy Noodle %26amp; Rice
Category: Thai
Neighborhood: Lakeview
Price: $
229 reviews
3456 N Sheffield Ave
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 327-0100
and the soups. Great place to go for a casual dinner or lunch. Prices are totally reasonable. It is truly a good restaurant in an area overloaded with bar/restaurants.
3. Sabai Dee
Category: Asian Fusion
Neighborhood: Edgewater
Price: $
27 reviews
5359 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 506-0880
I love asian cuisine, however it doesn't take much for a restaurant to turn me away. Regardless, some restaurants definitely appear to be a cut above the rest of the pack and this is one of them
4. Chi Cafe
Category: Chinese
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Price: $
91 reviews
2160-A S Archer Ave
Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 842-9993
I love love loved its colour scheme when I walked in and general decor. Also the fact that you can see right into the kitchen (not many restaurants are that honest). The food is delicious and cheap
5. Hashalom Restaurant
Categories: Moroccan, Middle Eastern
Price: $
26 reviews
2905 W Devon Avenue
Chicago, IL 60659
(773) 465-5675
Loved this restaurant. Went next door and bought a Polish beer. Two of us had dinner and a variety plate for like $16. Great atmosphere and food. Could be vacuumed a bit more thoroughly.
6. Taste of Lebanon Restaurant
Category: Middle Eastern
Neighborhoods: Uptown, Andersonville, Ravenswood
Price: $
139 reviews
1509 W Foster Ave
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 334-1600
Restaurant? This is more like a food-stand with walls. Nevertheless, yummy falafel and shoarma..... and ridiculously cheap. This place is good, but I have had better. I might return if I am in
7. Sultan's Market
Category: Middle Eastern
Neighborhood: Wicker Park
Price: $
526 reviews
2057 W North Ave
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 235-3072
Sultan's market is a great restaurant! You've got to love when they designate on the menu board if something is Vegan or not. Every item that is Vegan has a big green "V" next to it. And to my
8. Sun Wah Bar-B-Que
Category: Chinese
Neighborhood: Uptown
Price: $
138 reviews
5041 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 769-1254
This is probably my favorite restaurant on Argyle! Regardless of choosing to dine family style or by plate, this place is cheap! Cheap, but good. I haven't venture outside of what I prefer much
9. Sunshine Cafe
Category: Japanese
Neighborhoods: Edgewater, Andersonville
Price: $
121 reviews
5449 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 334-6214
4.5 stars Wooooooo, a japanese restaurant without sushi? huh? really? What are we going to eat??? Traditional japanese food thats what. This place is fantastic, has a very modern feel
10. Staropolska Restaurant
Categories: Polish, Meat Shops
Neighborhood: Avondale
Price: $
15 reviews
3028 N. Milwaukee Ave
Chicago, IL 60686
(773) 342-0779
This was one of the most culturally immersing restaurant experiences I've had in Chicago. It may be an overstatement but I do remember the kitschy decor, the waitress' strong accent, the Polish guys
ok. i checked out the addresses and the past cost, those restaurants all serve DELICIOUS food, so i hope u can find the perfect one!! good luck!What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
Del Carmen Mexican Restaurant. 708-599-4399, and located just west of 87th %26amp; Harlem. In Bridgeview , Il, but in close proximity to part of south-west Chicago. Authentic, great tasting, awesome prices, and filling diners.What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
Mcdonalds
okayyy, good thing i live near chicago and visits there allll the time. here are some great ideas:
1. Siam Noodle and Rice
Category: Thai
Neighborhood: Uptown
Price: $
94 reviews
4654 N Sheridan Rd
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 769-6694
It's not the classiest looking joint, but the food is superb! I think this is one of the top Thai restaurants in the city. The prices are cheap and everything is sooo good. We've had the pad kee mao
2. Cozy Noodle %26amp; Rice
Category: Thai
Neighborhood: Lakeview
Price: $
229 reviews
3456 N Sheffield Ave
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 327-0100
and the soups. Great place to go for a casual dinner or lunch. Prices are totally reasonable. It is truly a good restaurant in an area overloaded with bar/restaurants.
3. Sabai Dee
Category: Asian Fusion
Neighborhood: Edgewater
Price: $
27 reviews
5359 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 506-0880
I love asian cuisine, however it doesn't take much for a restaurant to turn me away. Regardless, some restaurants definitely appear to be a cut above the rest of the pack and this is one of them
4. Chi Cafe
Category: Chinese
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Price: $
91 reviews
2160-A S Archer Ave
Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 842-9993
I love love loved its colour scheme when I walked in and general decor. Also the fact that you can see right into the kitchen (not many restaurants are that honest). The food is delicious and cheap
5. Hashalom Restaurant
Categories: Moroccan, Middle Eastern
Price: $
26 reviews
2905 W Devon Avenue
Chicago, IL 60659
(773) 465-5675
Loved this restaurant. Went next door and bought a Polish beer. Two of us had dinner and a variety plate for like $16. Great atmosphere and food. Could be vacuumed a bit more thoroughly.
6. Taste of Lebanon Restaurant
Category: Middle Eastern
Neighborhoods: Uptown, Andersonville, Ravenswood
Price: $
139 reviews
1509 W Foster Ave
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 334-1600
Restaurant? This is more like a food-stand with walls. Nevertheless, yummy falafel and shoarma..... and ridiculously cheap. This place is good, but I have had better. I might return if I am in
7. Sultan's Market
Category: Middle Eastern
Neighborhood: Wicker Park
Price: $
526 reviews
2057 W North Ave
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 235-3072
Sultan's market is a great restaurant! You've got to love when they designate on the menu board if something is Vegan or not. Every item that is Vegan has a big green "V" next to it. And to my
8. Sun Wah Bar-B-Que
Category: Chinese
Neighborhood: Uptown
Price: $
138 reviews
5041 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 769-1254
This is probably my favorite restaurant on Argyle! Regardless of choosing to dine family style or by plate, this place is cheap! Cheap, but good. I haven't venture outside of what I prefer much
9. Sunshine Cafe
Category: Japanese
Neighborhoods: Edgewater, Andersonville
Price: $
121 reviews
5449 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 334-6214
4.5 stars Wooooooo, a japanese restaurant without sushi? huh? really? What are we going to eat??? Traditional japanese food thats what. This place is fantastic, has a very modern feel
10. Staropolska Restaurant
Categories: Polish, Meat Shops
Neighborhood: Avondale
Price: $
15 reviews
3028 N. Milwaukee Ave
Chicago, IL 60686
(773) 342-0779
This was one of the most culturally immersing restaurant experiences I've had in Chicago. It may be an overstatement but I do remember the kitschy decor, the waitress' strong accent, the Polish guys
ok. i checked out the addresses and the past cost, those restaurants all serve DELICIOUS food, so i hope u can find the perfect one!! good luck!What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
Del Carmen Mexican Restaurant. 708-599-4399, and located just west of 87th %26amp; Harlem. In Bridgeview , Il, but in close proximity to part of south-west Chicago. Authentic, great tasting, awesome prices, and filling diners.What are some good, but cheap restaurants in chicago?
Mcdonalds
Are there any 24 hour restaurants near Chicago's Union Station?
My fiance and I are going to a Cubs game and don't want to stay in a hotel overnight to wait till our train leaves in the morning. So we are trying to find a place within walking distance of Union Station to kill a few hours. Preferably a nice, clean place.Are there any 24 hour restaurants near Chicago's Union Station?
"Twenty four hour restaurants" usually means diner, and "nice, clean" ones are hard to come by at that time of morning (a real RESTAURANT shuts down at night to give the night crew a chance to clean up). Union Station is near Greektown and there are a couple of diner-type places there that are open late. One is Mr. Greek Gyros on Jackson and Halsted. They serve basic diner food like burgers and fries, but they also have Greek dishes like Greek roasted chicken and slouvaki. It used to be a little sketchy around there late at night when I worked down at a building down the street, but it's been gentrified so much around there that I can't say for sure what's going on there. There's also a taco place (Taco Burrito King I believe it's called) that's just across the street from Mr. Greek that might be open late as well. But if you're looking for something a little "nicer" and "cleaner" you're going to have to travel a bit.
But I'm also sure that there's something open actually inside Union Station that might be OK. It's a big train station and there are tons of resaurants of all types. At least a couple should be open.Are there any 24 hour restaurants near Chicago's Union Station?
There's quite a few places around Union Sta.
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"Twenty four hour restaurants" usually means diner, and "nice, clean" ones are hard to come by at that time of morning (a real RESTAURANT shuts down at night to give the night crew a chance to clean up). Union Station is near Greektown and there are a couple of diner-type places there that are open late. One is Mr. Greek Gyros on Jackson and Halsted. They serve basic diner food like burgers and fries, but they also have Greek dishes like Greek roasted chicken and slouvaki. It used to be a little sketchy around there late at night when I worked down at a building down the street, but it's been gentrified so much around there that I can't say for sure what's going on there. There's also a taco place (Taco Burrito King I believe it's called) that's just across the street from Mr. Greek that might be open late as well. But if you're looking for something a little "nicer" and "cleaner" you're going to have to travel a bit.
But I'm also sure that there's something open actually inside Union Station that might be OK. It's a big train station and there are tons of resaurants of all types. At least a couple should be open.Are there any 24 hour restaurants near Chicago's Union Station?
There's quite a few places around Union Sta.
see link
Are there any billy goat restaurants in Chicago suburbs?
Or are they all in the city. I live in NW Indiana and am dying for a billy goat burger right now. For two cents I'd get on the train and go get one lol.Are there any billy goat restaurants in Chicago suburbs?
no
no
Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
I'm spending some time in Chicago with my relatives and for their warm wellcome I want to take them for nice Dinner, but the problem is they have 3 little kids, so it's got to be family friendly resturant. Please help!Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
It depends on where in the city you are thinking of...and how nice of a dinner you're wanting to have.
There a lot of family-friendly restaurants downtown that can be fun for everyone.
Buca di Beppo can be a lot of fun for everyone; it is a chain restaurant but it never fails, especially for a group. Its family style so you can order multiple entrees and share them. Its not too fancy and right off of Michigan Avenue so you can get your shopping in too. :)
Another chain that could be a good choice in the Cheesecake Factory. Although it does get a little loud when it's busy.
I also agree with the suggestion of Maggianos - it is italian food and has always been good - some portions are also on the larger size so they can also be shared (for the kids).
South Water Kitchen is located across from the River so it is also a great location downtown if you are out and about. They also have lots to keep kids busy with (crayons, etc) and a kids menu.
I would stay away from places like Bennigans just because my experience with service and quality has usually been more a frustration than enjoyable.
Hope this helps!!
Use this to find what kind of restaurant you are looking for.
http://chicago.citysearch.com/find/secti鈥?/a>
Heres the link to kid friendly ones
http://chicago.citysearch.com/yellowpage鈥?/a>Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
One resteraunt I know of that isn't too fancy but is a lot of fun for the whole family is Ed Debevic's.
Oh man. Geno's East deep dish for sure. I go every time I'm in town. Wonderful pizza and you can write on the walls.Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
Try the Italian Village, there are 3 restaurants located in the same building. Here is the web site.
www.italianvillage-chicago.com
Enjoy!!!! I ate at the one called The Village, it is upstairs, it looks like an Italian village.
I know of many great restaurants in Chicago.
- Joes stone crab and prime steak
- Charlie Trotters
- Mortons steakhouse
- Everest
- Gibsons steakhouse
- Maggianos
- Rosebud
Gibsons steakhouseforza motorsport 3
It depends on where in the city you are thinking of...and how nice of a dinner you're wanting to have.
There a lot of family-friendly restaurants downtown that can be fun for everyone.
Buca di Beppo can be a lot of fun for everyone; it is a chain restaurant but it never fails, especially for a group. Its family style so you can order multiple entrees and share them. Its not too fancy and right off of Michigan Avenue so you can get your shopping in too. :)
Another chain that could be a good choice in the Cheesecake Factory. Although it does get a little loud when it's busy.
I also agree with the suggestion of Maggianos - it is italian food and has always been good - some portions are also on the larger size so they can also be shared (for the kids).
South Water Kitchen is located across from the River so it is also a great location downtown if you are out and about. They also have lots to keep kids busy with (crayons, etc) and a kids menu.
I would stay away from places like Bennigans just because my experience with service and quality has usually been more a frustration than enjoyable.
Hope this helps!!
Use this to find what kind of restaurant you are looking for.
http://chicago.citysearch.com/find/secti鈥?/a>
Heres the link to kid friendly ones
http://chicago.citysearch.com/yellowpage鈥?/a>Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
One resteraunt I know of that isn't too fancy but is a lot of fun for the whole family is Ed Debevic's.
Oh man. Geno's East deep dish for sure. I go every time I'm in town. Wonderful pizza and you can write on the walls.Hey, does anyone know any nice Restaurants in Chicago?
Try the Italian Village, there are 3 restaurants located in the same building. Here is the web site.
www.italianvillage-chicago.com
Enjoy!!!! I ate at the one called The Village, it is upstairs, it looks like an Italian village.
I know of many great restaurants in Chicago.
- Joes stone crab and prime steak
- Charlie Trotters
- Mortons steakhouse
- Everest
- Gibsons steakhouse
- Maggianos
- Rosebud
Gibsons steakhouse
Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
Local is preferred. No seafood! Preferably around $10 to $30 per person.
Thank you!Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
In Milwaukee:
Balistreri's for Pizza. There are two - you want the one on 812 N 68TH St. This is a charming place. Be sure to make reservations, because it can get packed. You'll often see people sitting outside. Or get your pizza to go. Plan on $20 for a large pizza.
Capri's for Lasagna. They're on about 84th and Beloit. It's not upscale dining, but you won't believe how good this dish is.
For steaks, try Coerper's.
For ribs, go to Pitch's - or you can get the same ribs at a relative's place, Miss Katie's Diner. FYI, this is where President Clinton ate when he was in town. And Rachel Ray at there for breakfast when she was in town. We eat here weekly. This may sound odd, but they have the best salad dressing (ask for the house sweet and sour with bacon) and toast. Yes, toast. I don't know what it is, but I sometimes have that as the main meal.
If you just wanted good ribs to go, try Speed Queen. It's in a bad neighborhood, but if you go there during the day and leave the Bentley and furs at home, you'll be fine.
The Machine Shed, which is actually outside of Milwaukee, is a nice touristy Wisconsin place with good food. There's a quaint little shop there where you get those cute little jars of jelly and whatnot. The wait staff wear overalls. Yes. Yes they do.
For Italian, try the Pasta Tree. It might be pricier than you wanted, but it's a cozy atmosphere. I would recommend reservations because it is a small place.
For Mexican, you can choose between La Fuenta and La Perla. LF is more authentic, according to my husband. LP is more palatable to my bland white palate. Both places are very popular, and LF has expanded by twice its size in the last few years to accommodate its growing popularity.
If there's another type you're looking for, let me know and I'll see if I can think of any others.
Oh, Japanese and Chinese. We have several new Japanese restaurants. I've only eaten at Saketume for sushi. The only Chinese places I know of are of the buffet variety, but I could probably come up with something if you're interested.
chain?Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
chicago:
Maggianos
Pizzaria Uno
there is a pizza joint in the suburbs of chicago called Jake's pizza...you would have to look it up in the phone book to find it but its soooo good! also...there is a place called "the billygoat" you would have to look that one up too...i'm not from chicago but a friend of mine is...Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
Can't help you on Milwaukee, but http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/ has a great search feature that will let you search by price range/location/ethnicity/etc. in the Chicago area.
If you like Greek food, I recommend Greek Islands on S. Halstead. (again, Chicago)
Had great pizza at Girodano's in Chicago
Need to be a little more specific. What area of chicago and are you looking for casual or fine dining???
Thank you!Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
In Milwaukee:
Balistreri's for Pizza. There are two - you want the one on 812 N 68TH St. This is a charming place. Be sure to make reservations, because it can get packed. You'll often see people sitting outside. Or get your pizza to go. Plan on $20 for a large pizza.
Capri's for Lasagna. They're on about 84th and Beloit. It's not upscale dining, but you won't believe how good this dish is.
For steaks, try Coerper's.
For ribs, go to Pitch's - or you can get the same ribs at a relative's place, Miss Katie's Diner. FYI, this is where President Clinton ate when he was in town. And Rachel Ray at there for breakfast when she was in town. We eat here weekly. This may sound odd, but they have the best salad dressing (ask for the house sweet and sour with bacon) and toast. Yes, toast. I don't know what it is, but I sometimes have that as the main meal.
If you just wanted good ribs to go, try Speed Queen. It's in a bad neighborhood, but if you go there during the day and leave the Bentley and furs at home, you'll be fine.
The Machine Shed, which is actually outside of Milwaukee, is a nice touristy Wisconsin place with good food. There's a quaint little shop there where you get those cute little jars of jelly and whatnot. The wait staff wear overalls. Yes. Yes they do.
For Italian, try the Pasta Tree. It might be pricier than you wanted, but it's a cozy atmosphere. I would recommend reservations because it is a small place.
For Mexican, you can choose between La Fuenta and La Perla. LF is more authentic, according to my husband. LP is more palatable to my bland white palate. Both places are very popular, and LF has expanded by twice its size in the last few years to accommodate its growing popularity.
If there's another type you're looking for, let me know and I'll see if I can think of any others.
Oh, Japanese and Chinese. We have several new Japanese restaurants. I've only eaten at Saketume for sushi. The only Chinese places I know of are of the buffet variety, but I could probably come up with something if you're interested.
chain?Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
chicago:
Maggianos
Pizzaria Uno
there is a pizza joint in the suburbs of chicago called Jake's pizza...you would have to look it up in the phone book to find it but its soooo good! also...there is a place called "the billygoat" you would have to look that one up too...i'm not from chicago but a friend of mine is...Can you recommend restaurants in Chicago and Milwaukee?
Can't help you on Milwaukee, but http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/ has a great search feature that will let you search by price range/location/ethnicity/etc. in the Chicago area.
If you like Greek food, I recommend Greek Islands on S. Halstead. (again, Chicago)
Had great pizza at Girodano's in Chicago
Need to be a little more specific. What area of chicago and are you looking for casual or fine dining???
What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
I want to know because I ened to know where to go after prom.What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
Oh yeah there are a ton of places but a great way to find upscale restaurants in Chicago is to check out an online phone book!!! You can see which ones are considered fine dining or romantic depending on the type of food you like to! There are even restaurants that play live music that might be nice to go to!What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
Nomi
L2O
Tru
Everest
Fogo De Chao
Gibson's
Avec
Blackbird
Nine
Nacional 27
Keifer's
The Pump Room
Nick's Seafood
Countless others...What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
I suggest you go to Avec. It is great food, a very cool place and not too expensive for a High School student's budget.
Oh yeah there are a ton of places but a great way to find upscale restaurants in Chicago is to check out an online phone book!!! You can see which ones are considered fine dining or romantic depending on the type of food you like to! There are even restaurants that play live music that might be nice to go to!What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
Nomi
L2O
Tru
Everest
Fogo De Chao
Gibson's
Avec
Blackbird
Nine
Nacional 27
Keifer's
The Pump Room
Nick's Seafood
Countless others...What are some upscale restaurants in chicago?
I suggest you go to Avec. It is great food, a very cool place and not too expensive for a High School student's budget.
What are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
my family and i are going on a vacation there next week
give me some of the bestWhat are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
Ann Sather for breakfast or lunch
Pizza-Gino's East
Family-friendly places would be
Ed Debevic's Diner
Rainforest Cafe
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. at Navy Pier
(the last link below is a list of "Chicago Kids" recommended restaurantsWhat are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
Ricobene's on 26th street. It's a little off the beaten path but I'm sure you can find it. If your on the train you can find out how to get to it from the Halsted street orange line stop. Use yahoo or Google maps or somethin like that. It'll be a bit of a walk but I'd say its worth it. I did it myself with some friends. It's definitely a "chicago" place to eat, especially on the south side. I'd recommend the breaded steak sandwich myself.
I dont know too much about restaurants downtown, but I do know that Gino's East is a great place to take the family. The pizza is fantastic, and its a very fun atmosphere (but certainly family friendly). It's also a kind of place you wouldn't find in other cities.What are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
If you want the best pizza in Chicago, take them to Nancy's pizza. It's on the north side, in the Lakeview neighborhood on Broadway. I live in Chicago, and have had every kind of pizza out there, and Nancy's is the best by far.
give me some of the bestWhat are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
Ann Sather for breakfast or lunch
Pizza-Gino's East
Family-friendly places would be
Ed Debevic's Diner
Rainforest Cafe
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. at Navy Pier
(the last link below is a list of "Chicago Kids" recommended restaurantsWhat are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
Ricobene's on 26th street. It's a little off the beaten path but I'm sure you can find it. If your on the train you can find out how to get to it from the Halsted street orange line stop. Use yahoo or Google maps or somethin like that. It'll be a bit of a walk but I'd say its worth it. I did it myself with some friends. It's definitely a "chicago" place to eat, especially on the south side. I'd recommend the breaded steak sandwich myself.
I dont know too much about restaurants downtown, but I do know that Gino's East is a great place to take the family. The pizza is fantastic, and its a very fun atmosphere (but certainly family friendly). It's also a kind of place you wouldn't find in other cities.What are some restaurants in Chicago that my family should go to while on a vacation there ?
If you want the best pizza in Chicago, take them to Nancy's pizza. It's on the north side, in the Lakeview neighborhood on Broadway. I live in Chicago, and have had every kind of pizza out there, and Nancy's is the best by far.
Why are so many great Japanese restaurants in Chicago, IL closing?
I love a great Japanese restaurant but all of the good ones like Tsuki located on Fullerton are closing suddenly. Can anyone suggest a great Japanese spot like Tsuki and/ or tell me why the good ones continue to close?Why are so many great Japanese restaurants in Chicago, IL closing?
Unfortunately it's a horrible economy right now and places can't keep up with the rent.
RA Sushi is one of my favorites in any city.. great atmosphere and drinks, too. ..Also, since it's a chain it's less likely to close! http://www.rasushi.com/
Oh! and Friendly's sushi is also great and has a unique awesome atmosphere and is always packed! http://www.friendssushi.com/Why are so many great Japanese restaurants in Chicago, IL closing?
Mirai Sushi
Sushi Wabi
Agami
Oysy
Kamehachi
Ra Sushi
Midori
Unfortunately it's a horrible economy right now and places can't keep up with the rent.
RA Sushi is one of my favorites in any city.. great atmosphere and drinks, too. ..Also, since it's a chain it's less likely to close! http://www.rasushi.com/
Oh! and Friendly's sushi is also great and has a unique awesome atmosphere and is always packed! http://www.friendssushi.com/Why are so many great Japanese restaurants in Chicago, IL closing?
Mirai Sushi
Sushi Wabi
Agami
Oysy
Kamehachi
Ra Sushi
Midori
What is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
If possible, can you tell me where it is located.What is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
Gold Coast Dogs - many locations; Portillo's -- many locations; Michaels a few location in the city and suburbsWhat is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
Hot Doug's! -- The Sausage Superstore and Encased Meat Emporium
3324 North California, Chicago, IL 60618
Phone: (773) 279-9550What is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
I really miss portillos you should go there just for me. They have great hotdogs, cheese fries and chocolate cake. Yummm
you can find their locations on their website.medical city dallas
Gold Coast Dogs - many locations; Portillo's -- many locations; Michaels a few location in the city and suburbsWhat is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
Hot Doug's! -- The Sausage Superstore and Encased Meat Emporium
3324 North California, Chicago, IL 60618
Phone: (773) 279-9550What is a good independent hot dog places/restaurants in Chicago?
I really miss portillos you should go there just for me. They have great hotdogs, cheese fries and chocolate cake. Yummm
you can find their locations on their website.
Are there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
Are there?Are there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
i only know of the places in new york and new jersey sorry
and why do you want to know
Anywhere on Taylor Street, particularly the old restaurants. But don't expect a scene straight out of the Sopranos. My guess is any Mafia presence you'll find in Chicago that ISN'T embroiled in that trial is not going to be broadcasting itself right now. So at least when you go on Taylor Street, you get to enjoy all the best of Italian culture with no violence.Are there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
of course there are! why are you a mafia groupie:)
Vincenzo's on 35thAre there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
My friends and I always believed there were mobsters hanging out at Whistler's on the North side. We wanted to meet them so we were always there hanging out. I don't know the validity of that claim though cause we never did meet them.
Any small pizza place that isn't busy, and you wonder how they make it.
i only know of the places in new york and new jersey sorry
and why do you want to know
Anywhere on Taylor Street, particularly the old restaurants. But don't expect a scene straight out of the Sopranos. My guess is any Mafia presence you'll find in Chicago that ISN'T embroiled in that trial is not going to be broadcasting itself right now. So at least when you go on Taylor Street, you get to enjoy all the best of Italian culture with no violence.Are there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
of course there are! why are you a mafia groupie:)
Vincenzo's on 35thAre there currently any mafia hang out restaurants in Chicago?
My friends and I always believed there were mobsters hanging out at Whistler's on the North side. We wanted to meet them so we were always there hanging out. I don't know the validity of that claim though cause we never did meet them.
Any small pizza place that isn't busy, and you wonder how they make it.
Anyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
My boyfriend and I just started on Weight Watchers and are looking for places to eat in the city that have point values listed. Thanks!Anyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
Applebees has a pretty good weight watchers menu with desserts included. I was on weight watchers back a while ago and ate there all the time good food with good portions and the best thing is the points are already calculated and on the menu next to the item. Good Luck hope you meet your goal!
NAnyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
I've done Weight Watchers and I think you can eat anywhere if you watch what you order. A good server will be able to make recommendations to you if you let them know that you're low cal, low fat, or low carb.
Applebees lists it on their menus. Don't know of any others that do that.
Hope this helps.Anyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
Byrons on Irving Park. You'll watch your weight there alright. You'll watch it grow and grow and grow and grow.
Try Chili's "Guiltless Grill" menu choices, points are in the books and on the internet.
Applebees!! And it's great food also :)
you need to use your book. any restaurant or establishment can be w.w. friendsly, just look it up.....but olive garden used to be, chilis, and applebees (i think)
I dont know if there are any in Chicago, but Applebee's has a Weight Watchers menu. Or look up Dottie's Weight Loss Zone online, she has a restaraunt guide with points for foods at all kinds of restaraunts. Its a great site. I think it's www.dwlz.com but I'm not sure. Just google it if that doesnt work. Good luck.
Not sure why everyone here is replying with Applebees. There aren't any in Chicago! I'd also like to know the answer to this question. Are there any restaurants IN CHICAGO that are good with WW?
im not sure if u have this resturant over there in chicago, but i did reasearch and worked alot to find a good answer, i think subways is a very good choice for your situation, i really hope u and your bf reach your goal. good luck !
Applebees has a pretty good weight watchers menu with desserts included. I was on weight watchers back a while ago and ate there all the time good food with good portions and the best thing is the points are already calculated and on the menu next to the item. Good Luck hope you meet your goal!
NAnyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
I've done Weight Watchers and I think you can eat anywhere if you watch what you order. A good server will be able to make recommendations to you if you let them know that you're low cal, low fat, or low carb.
Applebees lists it on their menus. Don't know of any others that do that.
Hope this helps.Anyone know any Weight Watchers friendly restaurants in Chicago?
Byrons on Irving Park. You'll watch your weight there alright. You'll watch it grow and grow and grow and grow.
Try Chili's "Guiltless Grill" menu choices, points are in the books and on the internet.
Applebees!! And it's great food also :)
you need to use your book. any restaurant or establishment can be w.w. friendsly, just look it up.....but olive garden used to be, chilis, and applebees (i think)
I dont know if there are any in Chicago, but Applebee's has a Weight Watchers menu. Or look up Dottie's Weight Loss Zone online, she has a restaraunt guide with points for foods at all kinds of restaraunts. Its a great site. I think it's www.dwlz.com but I'm not sure. Just google it if that doesnt work. Good luck.
Not sure why everyone here is replying with Applebees. There aren't any in Chicago! I'd also like to know the answer to this question. Are there any restaurants IN CHICAGO that are good with WW?
im not sure if u have this resturant over there in chicago, but i did reasearch and worked alot to find a good answer, i think subways is a very good choice for your situation, i really hope u and your bf reach your goal. good luck !
What Japanese restaurants in Chicago cook in front of you?
i want to go somewhere for my birthday and Benihanas is no longer downtown so i need to find somewhere else to goWhat Japanese restaurants in Chicago cook in front of you?
My absolute fave......Ron of Japan..off of Chestnut St. I've been going there for years and it's never a disappointment.
My absolute fave......Ron of Japan..off of Chestnut St. I've been going there for years and it's never a disappointment.
Looking for different restaurants in chicago who host weddings?
I don't want to use a typical wedding hall and am trying to do something a bit different for my wedding. I want it at an unusual restaurant but am having a hard time finding one that accomodates a crowd of around 150. Any help??? Please, something different and unique!Looking for different restaurants in chicago who host weddings?
Good heavens! There are thousands of restaurants in Chicago. A great many of them have banquet rooms. Do a few Google searches on things like "Chicago weddings", "Chicago wedding venues". "Chicago banquet restaurants". Look on the metromix.com site. To start, there's Green Dolphin Street, Morton's, The Old Barn, Fulton's on the River, Leona's, El Cortez, Maggiano's, The Mitey Nice Grill, and those are just off the top of my head. Look around more.Looking for different restaurants in chicago who host weddings?
Amy,
I have the best place for you...Maggianos downtown.
my good friend married there two years ago on September 17th, and the room was gorgeous-
http://www.maggianos.com/banquets/virtua鈥?/a>
She had a one hour bar open before, they married in the room by a judge, and had family style dining-less expensive this way.
They reserved the room for about 4 hours, and afterwards, all the young people went to Rock Bottom Cafe, went upstairs to the patio, and drank in the moonlight-at their own expense of course.
The budget was $13,000, and she had between 100-200 people there. It was lovely!
Good heavens! There are thousands of restaurants in Chicago. A great many of them have banquet rooms. Do a few Google searches on things like "Chicago weddings", "Chicago wedding venues". "Chicago banquet restaurants". Look on the metromix.com site. To start, there's Green Dolphin Street, Morton's, The Old Barn, Fulton's on the River, Leona's, El Cortez, Maggiano's, The Mitey Nice Grill, and those are just off the top of my head. Look around more.Looking for different restaurants in chicago who host weddings?
Amy,
I have the best place for you...Maggianos downtown.
my good friend married there two years ago on September 17th, and the room was gorgeous-
http://www.maggianos.com/banquets/virtua鈥?/a>
She had a one hour bar open before, they married in the room by a judge, and had family style dining-less expensive this way.
They reserved the room for about 4 hours, and afterwards, all the young people went to Rock Bottom Cafe, went upstairs to the patio, and drank in the moonlight-at their own expense of course.
The budget was $13,000, and she had between 100-200 people there. It was lovely!
What are some good Afghan restaurants in Chicago?
http://local.yahoo.com/results;_ylt=AtBz鈥?/a>What are some good Afghan restaurants in Chicago?
well i don't think there are any , and if there were they would be destroyed by the american , personally i would not do that be there are allot of hater out therepdd nos
well i don't think there are any , and if there were they would be destroyed by the american , personally i would not do that be there are allot of hater out there
Can you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
I'm looking for an amazing restaurant to go to for Thanksgiving dinner.Can you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
Trader Vic's in the Palmer House Hotel
I suggest you go to Rivers Restaurant. It is on South Wacker Drive. Their food is one of the best that I have been to. I have been there before and its excellent. There are a lot of good ones along the Chicago River, at the loop, and along Michigan Avenue. A lot of sit down restaurants are very expensive so choose carefully on what food you want to dine at.Can you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
D4, in downtown Chicago. Very nice, but not too expensive.
They serve Irish and American food, so it's perfect for Thanksgiving!
Try Morton's Steak House headquartered in ChicagoCan you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
iT WILL HAVE TO BE DOWNTOWN i ATE IN A RESTAURANT BAR SETTING IN FRONT OF THIS PLACE WHERE THEY HAD TWO STATUES OF LIONS.
ronald Mcdonalds fine cuisine....lol
A BAR IN THE CORNER XD
no
Trader Vic's in the Palmer House Hotel
I suggest you go to Rivers Restaurant. It is on South Wacker Drive. Their food is one of the best that I have been to. I have been there before and its excellent. There are a lot of good ones along the Chicago River, at the loop, and along Michigan Avenue. A lot of sit down restaurants are very expensive so choose carefully on what food you want to dine at.Can you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
D4, in downtown Chicago. Very nice, but not too expensive.
They serve Irish and American food, so it's perfect for Thanksgiving!
Try Morton's Steak House headquartered in ChicagoCan you recommend any good restaurants in Chicago?
iT WILL HAVE TO BE DOWNTOWN i ATE IN A RESTAURANT BAR SETTING IN FRONT OF THIS PLACE WHERE THEY HAD TWO STATUES OF LIONS.
ronald Mcdonalds fine cuisine....lol
A BAR IN THE CORNER XD
no
What are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
Gonna be in town for a couple of days this summer and promised my Peruvian wife I'd take her out to eat. She loves Loma Saltado and all that stuff.
Please tell us what you recommend. ThanksWhat are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
Poalos is supposed to open in June, near North side siteWhat are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
I remember an episode of Chanel 11 (WTTW) Check Please. They did a review of a Peruvian restaurant but for the life of me I do not recall the name. You could check the web site and see if one is listed.
You could also check http://www.restaurant.com and search for Peruvian restaurants under the cuisine search.
Good luck.
Ok I looked and there are 2 listed on the Check Please site. One is "Taste of Peru" the other is "SushiSambr Rio" it is Japanese cuisine, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine. I don't know about that. I can understand the Brazilian and the Peruvian but to toss in Japan.....oh well. Did not check the restaurant.com site have fun with that one.What are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
Is that sort of like Brazilian or Argentine food? If so, I would go to Tengo Sur up on Southport. It is in a very eclectic neighborhood and the place itself is wonderful. It is very small and lit mostly by candles. It is very inexpensive and also BYOB. A few doors down is the Music Box theater that has various films both foreign and American. Sometimes they run film festivals. Check them out online. The theater is a classic and has some very beautiful decor.
Please tell us what you recommend. ThanksWhat are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
Poalos is supposed to open in June, near North side siteWhat are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
I remember an episode of Chanel 11 (WTTW) Check Please. They did a review of a Peruvian restaurant but for the life of me I do not recall the name. You could check the web site and see if one is listed.
You could also check http://www.restaurant.com and search for Peruvian restaurants under the cuisine search.
Good luck.
Ok I looked and there are 2 listed on the Check Please site. One is "Taste of Peru" the other is "SushiSambr Rio" it is Japanese cuisine, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine. I don't know about that. I can understand the Brazilian and the Peruvian but to toss in Japan.....oh well. Did not check the restaurant.com site have fun with that one.What are some good Peruvian restaurants in Chicago?
Is that sort of like Brazilian or Argentine food? If so, I would go to Tengo Sur up on Southport. It is in a very eclectic neighborhood and the place itself is wonderful. It is very small and lit mostly by candles. It is very inexpensive and also BYOB. A few doors down is the Music Box theater that has various films both foreign and American. Sometimes they run film festivals. Check them out online. The theater is a classic and has some very beautiful decor.
Where are some really good restaurants in chicago?
Me and my guy just started this dating thing and were eating out once a week, just curious about some nice places.Where are some really good restaurants in chicago?
It depends on what you like. Some of my personal favorites downtown are Heaven on Seven, Grand Lux, Fogo de Chao, Portillo's, Maggiano's. You can check Metromix for others, based on your own preferences.
http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurantsWhere are some really good restaurants in chicago?
I recommend RoseAngelis - great little neighborhood Italian place near Wrightwood and Racine. Affordable and very romantic.Where are some really good restaurants in chicago?
Marche in west town on Randolph is really good, so is Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. and Deleece on Southport.
It depends on what you like. Some of my personal favorites downtown are Heaven on Seven, Grand Lux, Fogo de Chao, Portillo's, Maggiano's. You can check Metromix for others, based on your own preferences.
http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurantsWhere are some really good restaurants in chicago?
I recommend RoseAngelis - great little neighborhood Italian place near Wrightwood and Racine. Affordable and very romantic.Where are some really good restaurants in chicago?
Marche in west town on Randolph is really good, so is Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. and Deleece on Southport.
What are Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You?
I'm getting married soon ad i want to go out after wards and i would love a restaurant like this please help!What are Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You?
If you want suburban locations Benni Hana is pretty good. There is a place in Schaumburg called Yu's Mandarin and they pull noodles and have a glassed in kitchen but the cooking is not done directly at your table.
Check out http://www.restaurant.com and put that into the search criteria. You also may want to check out Texas De Brazil thy have people walking around with huge skewers of meat that are sliced at the table.
Lawry's may be a good choice as well, a bit fancier for just after the wedding. They bring carts around with the prime rib and cut off the serving.What are Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You?
Here are a few.
-Ron of Japan - Near North Side - Chicago, IL
-There鈥檚 a place at E Chicago Ave and N State St that is fantastic. The food is always good and the prices are very reasonable. I always have a good time when I go. The place is called Quan Xu House of Yum Yum.
-Sakura Teppanyaki %26amp; Sushi
Most Japanes Steakhouses and Mongolian Grills will cook in front of you. Happy eating!
If you want suburban locations Benni Hana is pretty good. There is a place in Schaumburg called Yu's Mandarin and they pull noodles and have a glassed in kitchen but the cooking is not done directly at your table.
Check out http://www.restaurant.com and put that into the search criteria. You also may want to check out Texas De Brazil thy have people walking around with huge skewers of meat that are sliced at the table.
Lawry's may be a good choice as well, a bit fancier for just after the wedding. They bring carts around with the prime rib and cut off the serving.What are Good Restaurants In Chicago That Cook In Front Of You?
Here are a few.
-Ron of Japan - Near North Side - Chicago, IL
-There鈥檚 a place at E Chicago Ave and N State St that is fantastic. The food is always good and the prices are very reasonable. I always have a good time when I go. The place is called Quan Xu House of Yum Yum.
-Sakura Teppanyaki %26amp; Sushi
Most Japanes Steakhouses and Mongolian Grills will cook in front of you. Happy eating!
Are there any Sri Lankan restaurants in Chicago?
Are there any sri lankan restaurant / grocery store in the chicago land area. I am originally from sri lanka and moving to chicago area soon.Are there any Sri Lankan restaurants in Chicago?
There are no Sri Lankan nor Ceylonese restaurants in the Chicago area.Are there any Sri Lankan restaurants in Chicago?
Go to Devon Avenue between Ridge and Kedzie, and especially around Western Ave. (6400 North and 2400 West) You might not find your exact down home products, but then again you might. The area is called "Little India" and there are so many stores, groceries, restaurants and clothiers that something should work for you. And welcome to Chicago, it's a beautiful, friendly, wonderful city!just tires
There are no Sri Lankan nor Ceylonese restaurants in the Chicago area.Are there any Sri Lankan restaurants in Chicago?
Go to Devon Avenue between Ridge and Kedzie, and especially around Western Ave. (6400 North and 2400 West) You might not find your exact down home products, but then again you might. The area is called "Little India" and there are so many stores, groceries, restaurants and clothiers that something should work for you. And welcome to Chicago, it's a beautiful, friendly, wonderful city!
Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
I like them clean, friendly, and reasonable priced. There's one in particular I don't spend my $ at anymore, due to their snotty attitudes and rude behavior. At their restaurant, if you 'shalom' them without clown-like African garments on, they turn their noses up at you. I'd rather spend my $ at a place that respects all customers, not just the ones with the least amount of melanin.Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
here you go..
A La Carte 111 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette (847) 256-4102
Aladdin's Eatery 614 W. Diversey Pkwy. Chicago (773) 327-6300
Aladdin Falafel House 2269 N Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 871-7327
Alice and Friends 5812 N Broadway, Chicago (773) 275-8797
Amitabul 6207 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 774-0276
Andiamo Restaurant O'Hare Hilton , Chicago (773) 686-8000
Andies Restaurant 5253 N. Clark, Chicago (773) 784-8616
Andies Restaurant 1467 W. Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 348-0654
Annapurna 2608 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 764-1858
Arya Bhavan 2508 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 274-5800
Asiana 2546 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 296-9189
Atomix 1957 W Chicago Ave., Chicago (312) 666-2649
Bar Celona 3474 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 244-8000
Big Bowl 60 E. Ohio St., Chicago (312) 951-1888
Big Bowl 215 Parkway Dr., Lincolnshire (847) 808-8880
Bite Cafe 1039 N. Western, Chicago (773) 395-2483
Blind Faith Cafe 525 Dempster St., Evanston (847) 328-6875
Bongo Room 1470 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 489-0690
Bounty's Gate 1527 W. Morse Ave., Chicago (773) 743-7190
Cafe Nhu-Hoa 1020 W Argyle St., Chicago (773) 878-0618
Campagnola 815 Chicago Ave., Evanston (847) 475-6100
Chapultepec 700 N. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 787-8937
Chicago Diner 581 Elm Place, Highland Park (847) 433-1228
Chicago Diner 3411 N. Halsted St., Chicago (773) 935-6696
Chili Mac's 5-Way Chili 3152 N. Broadway, Chicago (773) 525-3232
Chowpatti 1035 S. Arlington Heights Rd.,
Arlington Heights (847) 640-9554
Cousin's 2833 N. Broadway, Chicago (773) 880-0063
Cousin's Turkish Fine Dining 3038 W. Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 478-6868
Crofton on Wells 535 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 755-1790
Da'Nali's 4032 Oakton, Skokie (847) 677-2782
Dasaprakash 2511 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 465-3272
Dharma Garden Thai 3109 W. Irving Park , Chicago (773) 588-9140
Earth Mothers 738 N. Wells St., Chicago (312) 335-5475
Earwax Cafe 1564 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (312) 772-4019
Eden 1000 W. North Ave., Chicago (312) 587-3060
Emerald City 2852 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 477-0555
Emerald City 218 W.Cermak Rd., Chicago (312) 326-4224
Feast 1616 N. Damen, Chicago (773) 772-7100
Filter 1585 N Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 227-4850
Flat Top Grill 319 W North Ave., Chicago (312) 787-7676
Flat Top Grill 1000 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago (312) 829-4800
Flat Top Grill 3200 N. Southport Ave., Chicago (773) 755-1657
Flat Top Grill 707 Church St., Evanston (847) 570-0100
Flat Top Grill 726 Lake St., Oak Park (708) 358-8200
Foodlife 835 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago (312) 335-3663
Fresh Choice 1534 N. Wells St., Chicago (312) 664-7065
Fresh Choice 233 N Michigan Ave, Chicago (312) 856-1454
Fresh Choice 1750 N Clark St., Chicago (312) 751-9447
Gourmand Coffeehouse 728 S. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 427-2610
Green Grill 1207 N. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 787-8409
Green Grill 2534 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 665-7481
Green Zebra 1460 W Chicago Ave., Chicago (312) 243-7100
Half %26amp; Half 1560 N Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 489-6220
Handlebar 2311 W North Ave., Chicago (773) 384-9546
Heartland Cafe 7000 N. Glenwood., Chicago (773) 465-8005
HeartWise Express 10 S. La Salle St., Chicago (312) 419-1329
Hema's Kitchen 6404 N. Oakley, Chicago (773) 456-7135
House Of Fortune 2407 S Wentworth Ave., Chicago (312) 225-0880
Indian Garden 2546 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2929
Irazu 1865 N Milwaukee, Chicago (773) 252-5687
Izumi Sushi %26amp; Sake Bar 731 W Randolph St., Chicago (312) 207-5299
Jane's 1655 W. Cortland Ave., Chicago (773) 862-JANE
Jerusalem Kosher Restaurant 3014 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 262-0515
Jim's Grill 1429 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 525-4050
Jinx 1928 W. Division St., Chicago (773) 645-3667
John's Place 1202 W. Webster St., Chicago (773) 525-6670
Kafein 1621 Chicago Ave., Evanston (847) 491-1621
Karyn's Cafe 1901 N. Halsted, Chicago (773) 255-1590
Karyn's Cooked 738 North Wells St., Chicago (312) 587-1050
Kopi A Traveler's Cafe 5317 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 989-5674
L'Appetito 30 E. Huron, Chicago (312) 787-9881
L'Appetito John Hancock Cente, 875 North Michigan
Ave., Chicago (312) 337-069
Lake Side Cafe 1418 W. Howard St., Chicago (773) 262-9503
Lo Cal Locale 912 N. Rush St., Chicago (312) 943-9060
Lucky Platter 514 Main St., Evanston (847) 869-4064
Lula Cafe 2537 N. Kedzie, Chicago (773) 489-9554
LuLu's Dim Sum
%26amp; Then Sum 804 Davis St., Evanston (847) 869-4343
M. Henry 5707 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 561-1600
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 123 W Madison St., Chicago (312) 214-6401
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 225 N Michigan Ave., Chicago (312) 540-0071
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 216 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago (312) 346-8072
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 21 E. Adams St., Chicago (312) 431-1373
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 177 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 540-0071
Mama Desta's Red Sea 3218 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 935-7561
Mama Thai 1112 Madison, Oak Park (708) 386-0100
Mamacita 2439 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 404-7788
Mellow Yellow 1508 E. 53rd St., Chicago (773) 667-2000
Mt. Everest 630 Church St., Evanston (847) 491-1069
Mysore Woodlands 2548 W Devon Ave, Chicago (773) 338-8160
New Life Vegetarian Restaurant 3141 W. Roosevelt Rd., Chicago (773) 762-1090
North side Bar and Grille 1635 N. Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 384-3555
Olive Branch Express 617 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 751-9600
Panini Panini 6764 N. Sheridan Rd, Chicago (773) 761-7775
Pho Hoa 4925 N. Broadway Ave., Chicago (773) 784-8723
Pick Me Up 3408 N. ClarkSt., Chicago (773) 248-6613
Pockets 1309 E. 53rd St., Chicago (773) 667-1313
Pockets 2618 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 404-7587
Pockets 3001 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 528-2167
Pockets 4301 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 755-4111
Pockets 309 W. Lake St., Chicago (312) 641-0949
Pockets 1009 W. Madison St., Chicago (312) 738-0080
Pockets 1001 W. North Ave., Chicago (312) 337-4111
Pockets 321 S. Franklin St., Chicago (312) 922-9255
Pockets 205 E. Ohio St., Chicago (312) 923-9898
Russian Tea Time 77 E Adams St., Chicago (312) 360-0000
Raja Vegetarian
Fast Foods 2606 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 764-1858
Reza's Restauran
(Clark St.) 5255 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 561-1898
Reza's Restauran
(Ontario) 432 W. Ontario, Chicago (312) 664-4500
Reza's Restauran
(Oak Brook) 40 N. Tower Road, Oak Brook (630) 424-9900
Roong Petch Restaurant 1828 W Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 989-0818
Rose Angelis 1314 W Wrightwood Ave., Chicago (773) 296-0081
Royal Thai Cuisine 2209 West Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 509-0007
Satay 936 W Diversey Pkwy, Chicago (773) 477-0100
Shake %26amp; Fruity's 903 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 281-1910
Shree Indian Vegetarian Restaurant 655 N. Cass, Westmont 708) 655-1021
Soul Vegetarian East 205 E. 75th St., Chicago (773) 224-0104
Siam Country 4637 N. Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 271-0700
Slice Of Life 4120 Dempster St., Skokie (847) 674-2021
Soul Vegetarian East 205 E. 75th St., Chicago (773) 224-0104
Stir Crazy Cafe Stir Crazy Cafe. 5 Woodfield Mall Schaumburg (847) 330-1200
Stir Crazy Cafe 105 Oakbrook Ctr, Oak Brook
(630) 575-0155
Stir Crazy Cafe 1186 Northbrook Ct, Northbrook (847) 562-4800
Sultan's Market 2057 W North Ave., Chicago (773) 235-3072
Sun %26amp; Moon 1467 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 276-6525
Thai Linda 2022 W. Roscoe, Chicago (773) 868-0075
Thai Spice 1320 W. Devon Ave, Chicago (773) 973-0504
Thai Village 2053 W. DivisionSt., Chicago (773) 384-5352
The Chicago Diner 3411 N. Halsted, Chicago (773) 935-6696
The Mother Earth Cafe 3111 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago (773) 327-8459
Tiffin 120 E. Randolph St., Chicago (312) 938-4220
Tiffin 2536 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2143
Tweet 5020 N Sheridan, Chicago (773) 728-5576
Udupi Palace 2543 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2152
Vegetarian Express Gourmet 3031 W. 111th St, Chicago (773) 238-2599
Vegetarian Fun Food Supreme 1702 E. 87th., Chicago (773) 734-6321
Victory's Banner 2100 W Roscoe Village, Chicago (773) 665-0227
Wishbone Restaurant 1001 W Washington Blvd, Chicago (312) 850-2663
Zoom Kitchen 1646 N Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 278-7000
Zoom Kitchen 620 W Belmont Ave., Chicago (773) 325-1400
ZouZou 1406 W Belmont Ave., Chicago (773) 755-4020
Here's a site with names, addresses and reviews:
http://www.happycow.net/north_america/us鈥?/a>Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
www.metromix.com
Go to www.ChicagoTribune.com. They recently did an entire review of vegetarian restaurants.Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
stir crazy!
Try this list from Switchboard.com
http://www.switchboard.com/swbd.main/dir鈥?/a>
Try visiting my favorite website, VegDining.com. It lists hundreds and hundreds of restaurants all over the world, and many of these restaurants have been reviewed by people who have been there and who have seen how their staff behave, how good their food is. The site even offers a discount card to its partner restaurants, so you could save dollars while enjoying great vegetarian food.
Here's the link to Chicago:
http://www.vegdining.com/GetRestList.cfm鈥?/a>
Good luck in finding a suitable, customer-friendly vegetarian restaurant!
Alice and Friends' Vegetarian Cafe
Amitabul
Ankh Inc Newsstand
Annapurna
Arya Bhavan
Cousin's Incredible Vitality
Flying Saucer
Govinda
Jal Hind
Karyn's Cooked
Karyn's Fresh Corner
Lake Side Cafe
soul vegeterian east....and much more
http://www.happycow.net/north_america/us鈥?/a>
Try Szechwan Garden on Clark. They might have changed owners recently, but the food is still very good.
here you go..
A La Carte 111 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette (847) 256-4102
Aladdin's Eatery 614 W. Diversey Pkwy. Chicago (773) 327-6300
Aladdin Falafel House 2269 N Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 871-7327
Alice and Friends 5812 N Broadway, Chicago (773) 275-8797
Amitabul 6207 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 774-0276
Andiamo Restaurant O'Hare Hilton , Chicago (773) 686-8000
Andies Restaurant 5253 N. Clark, Chicago (773) 784-8616
Andies Restaurant 1467 W. Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 348-0654
Annapurna 2608 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 764-1858
Arya Bhavan 2508 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 274-5800
Asiana 2546 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 296-9189
Atomix 1957 W Chicago Ave., Chicago (312) 666-2649
Bar Celona 3474 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 244-8000
Big Bowl 60 E. Ohio St., Chicago (312) 951-1888
Big Bowl 215 Parkway Dr., Lincolnshire (847) 808-8880
Bite Cafe 1039 N. Western, Chicago (773) 395-2483
Blind Faith Cafe 525 Dempster St., Evanston (847) 328-6875
Bongo Room 1470 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 489-0690
Bounty's Gate 1527 W. Morse Ave., Chicago (773) 743-7190
Cafe Nhu-Hoa 1020 W Argyle St., Chicago (773) 878-0618
Campagnola 815 Chicago Ave., Evanston (847) 475-6100
Chapultepec 700 N. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 787-8937
Chicago Diner 581 Elm Place, Highland Park (847) 433-1228
Chicago Diner 3411 N. Halsted St., Chicago (773) 935-6696
Chili Mac's 5-Way Chili 3152 N. Broadway, Chicago (773) 525-3232
Chowpatti 1035 S. Arlington Heights Rd.,
Arlington Heights (847) 640-9554
Cousin's 2833 N. Broadway, Chicago (773) 880-0063
Cousin's Turkish Fine Dining 3038 W. Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 478-6868
Crofton on Wells 535 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 755-1790
Da'Nali's 4032 Oakton, Skokie (847) 677-2782
Dasaprakash 2511 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 465-3272
Dharma Garden Thai 3109 W. Irving Park , Chicago (773) 588-9140
Earth Mothers 738 N. Wells St., Chicago (312) 335-5475
Earwax Cafe 1564 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (312) 772-4019
Eden 1000 W. North Ave., Chicago (312) 587-3060
Emerald City 2852 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 477-0555
Emerald City 218 W.Cermak Rd., Chicago (312) 326-4224
Feast 1616 N. Damen, Chicago (773) 772-7100
Filter 1585 N Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 227-4850
Flat Top Grill 319 W North Ave., Chicago (312) 787-7676
Flat Top Grill 1000 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago (312) 829-4800
Flat Top Grill 3200 N. Southport Ave., Chicago (773) 755-1657
Flat Top Grill 707 Church St., Evanston (847) 570-0100
Flat Top Grill 726 Lake St., Oak Park (708) 358-8200
Foodlife 835 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago (312) 335-3663
Fresh Choice 1534 N. Wells St., Chicago (312) 664-7065
Fresh Choice 233 N Michigan Ave, Chicago (312) 856-1454
Fresh Choice 1750 N Clark St., Chicago (312) 751-9447
Gourmand Coffeehouse 728 S. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 427-2610
Green Grill 1207 N. Dearborn St., Chicago (312) 787-8409
Green Grill 2534 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 665-7481
Green Zebra 1460 W Chicago Ave., Chicago (312) 243-7100
Half %26amp; Half 1560 N Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 489-6220
Handlebar 2311 W North Ave., Chicago (773) 384-9546
Heartland Cafe 7000 N. Glenwood., Chicago (773) 465-8005
HeartWise Express 10 S. La Salle St., Chicago (312) 419-1329
Hema's Kitchen 6404 N. Oakley, Chicago (773) 456-7135
House Of Fortune 2407 S Wentworth Ave., Chicago (312) 225-0880
Indian Garden 2546 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2929
Irazu 1865 N Milwaukee, Chicago (773) 252-5687
Izumi Sushi %26amp; Sake Bar 731 W Randolph St., Chicago (312) 207-5299
Jane's 1655 W. Cortland Ave., Chicago (773) 862-JANE
Jerusalem Kosher Restaurant 3014 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 262-0515
Jim's Grill 1429 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 525-4050
Jinx 1928 W. Division St., Chicago (773) 645-3667
John's Place 1202 W. Webster St., Chicago (773) 525-6670
Kafein 1621 Chicago Ave., Evanston (847) 491-1621
Karyn's Cafe 1901 N. Halsted, Chicago (773) 255-1590
Karyn's Cooked 738 North Wells St., Chicago (312) 587-1050
Kopi A Traveler's Cafe 5317 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 989-5674
L'Appetito 30 E. Huron, Chicago (312) 787-9881
L'Appetito John Hancock Cente, 875 North Michigan
Ave., Chicago (312) 337-069
Lake Side Cafe 1418 W. Howard St., Chicago (773) 262-9503
Lo Cal Locale 912 N. Rush St., Chicago (312) 943-9060
Lucky Platter 514 Main St., Evanston (847) 869-4064
Lula Cafe 2537 N. Kedzie, Chicago (773) 489-9554
LuLu's Dim Sum
%26amp; Then Sum 804 Davis St., Evanston (847) 869-4343
M. Henry 5707 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 561-1600
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 123 W Madison St., Chicago (312) 214-6401
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 225 N Michigan Ave., Chicago (312) 540-0071
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 216 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago (312) 346-8072
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 21 E. Adams St., Chicago (312) 431-1373
Mac Kelly's Greens
and Things 177 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 540-0071
Mama Desta's Red Sea 3218 N Clark St., Chicago (773) 935-7561
Mama Thai 1112 Madison, Oak Park (708) 386-0100
Mamacita 2439 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 404-7788
Mellow Yellow 1508 E. 53rd St., Chicago (773) 667-2000
Mt. Everest 630 Church St., Evanston (847) 491-1069
Mysore Woodlands 2548 W Devon Ave, Chicago (773) 338-8160
New Life Vegetarian Restaurant 3141 W. Roosevelt Rd., Chicago (773) 762-1090
North side Bar and Grille 1635 N. Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 384-3555
Olive Branch Express 617 N Wells St., Chicago (312) 751-9600
Panini Panini 6764 N. Sheridan Rd, Chicago (773) 761-7775
Pho Hoa 4925 N. Broadway Ave., Chicago (773) 784-8723
Pick Me Up 3408 N. ClarkSt., Chicago (773) 248-6613
Pockets 1309 E. 53rd St., Chicago (773) 667-1313
Pockets 2618 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 404-7587
Pockets 3001 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 528-2167
Pockets 4301 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago (773) 755-4111
Pockets 309 W. Lake St., Chicago (312) 641-0949
Pockets 1009 W. Madison St., Chicago (312) 738-0080
Pockets 1001 W. North Ave., Chicago (312) 337-4111
Pockets 321 S. Franklin St., Chicago (312) 922-9255
Pockets 205 E. Ohio St., Chicago (312) 923-9898
Russian Tea Time 77 E Adams St., Chicago (312) 360-0000
Raja Vegetarian
Fast Foods 2606 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 764-1858
Reza's Restauran
(Clark St.) 5255 N. Clark St., Chicago (773) 561-1898
Reza's Restauran
(Ontario) 432 W. Ontario, Chicago (312) 664-4500
Reza's Restauran
(Oak Brook) 40 N. Tower Road, Oak Brook (630) 424-9900
Roong Petch Restaurant 1828 W Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 989-0818
Rose Angelis 1314 W Wrightwood Ave., Chicago (773) 296-0081
Royal Thai Cuisine 2209 West Montrose Ave., Chicago (773) 509-0007
Satay 936 W Diversey Pkwy, Chicago (773) 477-0100
Shake %26amp; Fruity's 903 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago (773) 281-1910
Shree Indian Vegetarian Restaurant 655 N. Cass, Westmont 708) 655-1021
Soul Vegetarian East 205 E. 75th St., Chicago (773) 224-0104
Siam Country 4637 N. Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 271-0700
Slice Of Life 4120 Dempster St., Skokie (847) 674-2021
Soul Vegetarian East 205 E. 75th St., Chicago (773) 224-0104
Stir Crazy Cafe Stir Crazy Cafe. 5 Woodfield Mall Schaumburg (847) 330-1200
Stir Crazy Cafe 105 Oakbrook Ctr, Oak Brook
(630) 575-0155
Stir Crazy Cafe 1186 Northbrook Ct, Northbrook (847) 562-4800
Sultan's Market 2057 W North Ave., Chicago (773) 235-3072
Sun %26amp; Moon 1467 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago (773) 276-6525
Thai Linda 2022 W. Roscoe, Chicago (773) 868-0075
Thai Spice 1320 W. Devon Ave, Chicago (773) 973-0504
Thai Village 2053 W. DivisionSt., Chicago (773) 384-5352
The Chicago Diner 3411 N. Halsted, Chicago (773) 935-6696
The Mother Earth Cafe 3111 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago (773) 327-8459
Tiffin 120 E. Randolph St., Chicago (312) 938-4220
Tiffin 2536 W Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2143
Tweet 5020 N Sheridan, Chicago (773) 728-5576
Udupi Palace 2543 W. Devon Ave., Chicago (773) 338-2152
Vegetarian Express Gourmet 3031 W. 111th St, Chicago (773) 238-2599
Vegetarian Fun Food Supreme 1702 E. 87th., Chicago (773) 734-6321
Victory's Banner 2100 W Roscoe Village, Chicago (773) 665-0227
Wishbone Restaurant 1001 W Washington Blvd, Chicago (312) 850-2663
Zoom Kitchen 1646 N Damen Ave., Chicago (773) 278-7000
Zoom Kitchen 620 W Belmont Ave., Chicago (773) 325-1400
ZouZou 1406 W Belmont Ave., Chicago (773) 755-4020
Here's a site with names, addresses and reviews:
http://www.happycow.net/north_america/us鈥?/a>Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
www.metromix.com
Go to www.ChicagoTribune.com. They recently did an entire review of vegetarian restaurants.Could someone give me a list of good vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
stir crazy!
Try this list from Switchboard.com
http://www.switchboard.com/swbd.main/dir鈥?/a>
Try visiting my favorite website, VegDining.com. It lists hundreds and hundreds of restaurants all over the world, and many of these restaurants have been reviewed by people who have been there and who have seen how their staff behave, how good their food is. The site even offers a discount card to its partner restaurants, so you could save dollars while enjoying great vegetarian food.
Here's the link to Chicago:
http://www.vegdining.com/GetRestList.cfm鈥?/a>
Good luck in finding a suitable, customer-friendly vegetarian restaurant!
Alice and Friends' Vegetarian Cafe
Amitabul
Ankh Inc Newsstand
Annapurna
Arya Bhavan
Cousin's Incredible Vitality
Flying Saucer
Govinda
Jal Hind
Karyn's Cooked
Karyn's Fresh Corner
Lake Side Cafe
soul vegeterian east....and much more
http://www.happycow.net/north_america/us鈥?/a>
Try Szechwan Garden on Clark. They might have changed owners recently, but the food is still very good.
What are the best (and least expensive) vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
I've been to the Earwax and it was GREAT. What else is there?What are the best (and least expensive) vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
Green Zebra 1460 west chicago aveWhat are the best (and least expensive) vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
Head to Evanston and try Blind Faith Cafe.
go to http://www.blindfaithcafe.com check out the menu.
Green Zebra 1460 west chicago aveWhat are the best (and least expensive) vegetarian restaurants in Chicago?
Head to Evanston and try Blind Faith Cafe.
go to http://www.blindfaithcafe.com check out the menu.
Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
Hey! My fiance will be turning 25 on Jan. 9th of this upcoming year and I want to throw him a surprise birthday dinner for him. I want to try somewhere that's not too expensive so that none of the guests will complain about the prices, somewhere very family friendly, with amazing decor. Just trying to get some ideas here. He only eats seafood so a seafood restaurant is ideal but anywhere else with a good choice of seafood is fine. Thanks in advance!Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
http://www.joes.net/
http://www.catch35.com/
I don't know about prices it costs to eat out unless you go to Popeye's or something.Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
You want fantastic seafood with amazing decor and low prices... that is hard to do. I'd check yelp to help narrow your search a bit and find things in your exact price range. If you consider taking this event into the closest Chicago suburbs (depending on where you live) it should cut down on costs.
For instance, Davis Fishmarket is a pretty good seafood restaurant in Evanston and their prices are pretty good for a seafood restaurant. If you took this place out of Evanston and stuck it in some neighborhoods in Chicago, it'd be pricier. If your guests are into it, they have weekly special prices on Maine Lobster (19.95--down from 27.95-- on Mondays) and King Crab Legs (19.95-- down from 31.95-- on Thursdays). But you might call ahead to make sure that's still the case.
McCormick and Schmick's Seafood Restaurant does a Happy Hour in their bar. It's cheap but it's mostly apps and not a ton of seafood on the bar menu. Check their website for details.
It sounds like you're set on a strictly seafood place, but if you were open to a place that has some seafood options as well as "land-meat," maybe something like HB?
Good luck!Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
Try a buffet restaurant like Old Country Buffet or Golden Corral. Everyone can pay the same price, and eat what they like. Check beforehand with the restaurant to find out what day has the most seafood. If you expect a crowd, you can reserve a section of the restaurant for your friends. (Throwing him a party usually means that you are paying for the food. So make it clear to the guests that they will pay.)
http://www.joes.net/
http://www.catch35.com/
I don't know about prices it costs to eat out unless you go to Popeye's or something.Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
You want fantastic seafood with amazing decor and low prices... that is hard to do. I'd check yelp to help narrow your search a bit and find things in your exact price range. If you consider taking this event into the closest Chicago suburbs (depending on where you live) it should cut down on costs.
For instance, Davis Fishmarket is a pretty good seafood restaurant in Evanston and their prices are pretty good for a seafood restaurant. If you took this place out of Evanston and stuck it in some neighborhoods in Chicago, it'd be pricier. If your guests are into it, they have weekly special prices on Maine Lobster (19.95--down from 27.95-- on Mondays) and King Crab Legs (19.95-- down from 31.95-- on Thursdays). But you might call ahead to make sure that's still the case.
McCormick and Schmick's Seafood Restaurant does a Happy Hour in their bar. It's cheap but it's mostly apps and not a ton of seafood on the bar menu. Check their website for details.
It sounds like you're set on a strictly seafood place, but if you were open to a place that has some seafood options as well as "land-meat," maybe something like HB?
Good luck!Hey any fantastic seafood restaurants in Chicago for a 25th birthday dinner?
Try a buffet restaurant like Old Country Buffet or Golden Corral. Everyone can pay the same price, and eat what they like. Check beforehand with the restaurant to find out what day has the most seafood. If you expect a crowd, you can reserve a section of the restaurant for your friends. (Throwing him a party usually means that you are paying for the food. So make it clear to the guests that they will pay.)
Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
I'm actually looking for the small neighborhood restaurants that people don't know about;the 'hole-in-the-wall' places.Those are fun to go to,to take friends to.Any suggestions would be much appreciated!Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
Giordano's Pizza. Best pizza this side of Staten Island.
http://www.giordanos.com/
Also, anywhere in Greektown or Chinatown. Awesome food!!!!
Have fun!
The gage is good also of course Lou Malnatis!!Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
Mellow Yellow in Hyde Park
Tufano's Vernon Park Tap, 1073 W. Vernon Park Place, Chicago. GREAT Italian food. They were on Diner's, Drive-In's and Dives last year. Great lemon chicken, eggplant parmigiana and salad.Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
Pho's Hot %26amp; Spicy Thai Cuisine
3332 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60657
It's small, and at first it looks super shady, but I swear it's worth it. People who challenge the cook to make a really spicy dish, and then manage to EAT the dish, get their photo taken with the cook and the photos are posted on the walls. They also make their dishes at a mild spice level for those who can't take the heat (like me).
Giordano's Pizza. Best pizza this side of Staten Island.
http://www.giordanos.com/
Also, anywhere in Greektown or Chinatown. Awesome food!!!!
Have fun!
The gage is good also of course Lou Malnatis!!Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
Mellow Yellow in Hyde Park
Tufano's Vernon Park Tap, 1073 W. Vernon Park Place, Chicago. GREAT Italian food. They were on Diner's, Drive-In's and Dives last year. Great lemon chicken, eggplant parmigiana and salad.Can you recommend some restaurants in Chicago?
Pho's Hot %26amp; Spicy Thai Cuisine
3332 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60657
It's small, and at first it looks super shady, but I swear it's worth it. People who challenge the cook to make a really spicy dish, and then manage to EAT the dish, get their photo taken with the cook and the photos are posted on the walls. They also make their dishes at a mild spice level for those who can't take the heat (like me).
What are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
Great but not too expensive!What are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
I know I'm going to kick myself in the pants for this (only because it'll become even more crowded!), but try La Scarola at 721 W. Grand. It's been shown on Check Please! and featured in the local papers. Great food, large portions, fun (sometime loud) atmosphere - my favorite place for Italian.
In the downtown area I'd recommend Bice at 158 E. Ontario - a little pricier, think "upscale", than La Scarola but good food as well.
If you're comfortable going to Evanston, try Dave's Italian Kitchen at 1635 Chicago Ave. More of a family restaurant - big booths, boisterous, etc.
You can also try checking the MetroMix (www.metromix.com) site for recommendations. I've found some pretty good places using it.
Hope this helps!
If you find yourself in the Western Suburbs, Maggianos in Oak Brook (the original) has been our favorite for 25 years. There is a bakery alongside it with that great crusty and chewy bread they are famous for. There is one in Skokie and one on Clark St. in N. downtown. The restaurant is so good. The servings are huge - lasagna looks like a whole meatloaf when they deliver it. You can easily share an entree if you are not a huge eater. The stuffed artichoke appetizer is almost a meal in itself.
It is the one place where you would expect men to walk in with the infamous violin cases. The staff is great, the food is always great, and you will leave feeling stuffed like a cannoli.What are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
Spacca Napoli is real, authentic Italian pizza made blisteringly fast in a wood-burning oven. Their pizza (and Buffalo mozzarella with prosciutto appetizer) is amazing. There are about 12-15 different kinds of great pizza for a maximum of 14 dollars. Most are $9-12 and each serves one person quite comfortably, usually with a little left over for the next day.
Great environment, nice outdoor seating during the summer, and the quintessential Italian pizzeria (it even looks like one!), Spacca Napoli my favorite place to go for pizza. I go there with friends and/or family about once a month, and I live a good 45 minutes away. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and closed from 3pm-5pm every other day, so be careful! Otherwise, you cannot go wrong.
Website: http://www.spaccanapolipizzeria.com
My favorite is the Pasta Bowl. But these are really good too: La Villa Restaurant, Lou Malnati's, Rosebuds, Mia Francesca's %26amp; Rose AngelisWhat are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
Italian Village. It has three different levels that are three seperate restaurants in one. You can pick the type of Italian you want!
Olive Garden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!鈥?yum yump411
I know I'm going to kick myself in the pants for this (only because it'll become even more crowded!), but try La Scarola at 721 W. Grand. It's been shown on Check Please! and featured in the local papers. Great food, large portions, fun (sometime loud) atmosphere - my favorite place for Italian.
In the downtown area I'd recommend Bice at 158 E. Ontario - a little pricier, think "upscale", than La Scarola but good food as well.
If you're comfortable going to Evanston, try Dave's Italian Kitchen at 1635 Chicago Ave. More of a family restaurant - big booths, boisterous, etc.
You can also try checking the MetroMix (www.metromix.com) site for recommendations. I've found some pretty good places using it.
Hope this helps!
If you find yourself in the Western Suburbs, Maggianos in Oak Brook (the original) has been our favorite for 25 years. There is a bakery alongside it with that great crusty and chewy bread they are famous for. There is one in Skokie and one on Clark St. in N. downtown. The restaurant is so good. The servings are huge - lasagna looks like a whole meatloaf when they deliver it. You can easily share an entree if you are not a huge eater. The stuffed artichoke appetizer is almost a meal in itself.
It is the one place where you would expect men to walk in with the infamous violin cases. The staff is great, the food is always great, and you will leave feeling stuffed like a cannoli.What are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
Spacca Napoli is real, authentic Italian pizza made blisteringly fast in a wood-burning oven. Their pizza (and Buffalo mozzarella with prosciutto appetizer) is amazing. There are about 12-15 different kinds of great pizza for a maximum of 14 dollars. Most are $9-12 and each serves one person quite comfortably, usually with a little left over for the next day.
Great environment, nice outdoor seating during the summer, and the quintessential Italian pizzeria (it even looks like one!), Spacca Napoli my favorite place to go for pizza. I go there with friends and/or family about once a month, and I live a good 45 minutes away. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and closed from 3pm-5pm every other day, so be careful! Otherwise, you cannot go wrong.
Website: http://www.spaccanapolipizzeria.com
My favorite is the Pasta Bowl. But these are really good too: La Villa Restaurant, Lou Malnati's, Rosebuds, Mia Francesca's %26amp; Rose AngelisWhat are some great italian restaurants in chicago?
Italian Village. It has three different levels that are three seperate restaurants in one. You can pick the type of Italian you want!
Olive Garden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!鈥?yum yum
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
What are some cheap downtown restaurants in chicago for a 17th bday dinner?
i wanted to go to a nice restaurant for my birthday but im having trouble what to pick.
I want it cheap(10-15 dollars per plate) since were teenagers and dont hve much money.What are some cheap downtown restaurants in chicago for a 17th bday dinner?
Chicago Pizza and Oven Grinder - 2121 North Clark Street - Awesome food and lots of history. You can look at website and menu at: http://www.chicagopizzaandovengrinder.com/
I lived in Chicagoland for almost 20 years and LOVED this place.
Have a Happy Birthday.What are some cheap downtown restaurants in chicago for a 17th bday dinner?
you could try giordanos. they have realy good food. me and my friends went there for somebody's birthday. everybody body could get whatever side they want and still be able to help pay for the pizza. ( if that's what you want )
anyway .. have a happy birthday !
I want it cheap(10-15 dollars per plate) since were teenagers and dont hve much money.What are some cheap downtown restaurants in chicago for a 17th bday dinner?
Chicago Pizza and Oven Grinder - 2121 North Clark Street - Awesome food and lots of history. You can look at website and menu at: http://www.chicagopizzaandovengrinder.com/
I lived in Chicagoland for almost 20 years and LOVED this place.
Have a Happy Birthday.What are some cheap downtown restaurants in chicago for a 17th bday dinner?
you could try giordanos. they have realy good food. me and my friends went there for somebody's birthday. everybody body could get whatever side they want and still be able to help pay for the pizza. ( if that's what you want )
anyway .. have a happy birthday !
Any chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
Are there any chinese restaurants in the Chicago area that delivers cream cheese wontons or ragoons?Any chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
yes all of them do
just go to google local, enter your address, Find a phone no, make a call , you will have your chose of food at your doorAny chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
Taste of Siam makes great crab rangoon and they deliver. They're located at 600 S. Dearborn and are positioned behind Columbia College. Keep in mind that crab rangoon is a Thai food, not a Chinese food, fyi.Any chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
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yes they do, just call and ask one
yes all of them do
just go to google local, enter your address, Find a phone no, make a call , you will have your chose of food at your doorAny chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
Taste of Siam makes great crab rangoon and they deliver. They're located at 600 S. Dearborn and are positioned behind Columbia College. Keep in mind that crab rangoon is a Thai food, not a Chinese food, fyi.Any chinese restaurants in chicago that deliver cream cheese ragoon?
sdfgsdfgsdfg
yes they do, just call and ask one
What are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
NOT asking about Gino's East or Ann Sather. I want to know about the hot chefs, the most innovative kitchens, the chicest atmospheres, the coolest hottest places.
I'm helping a friend plan a trip there, and I haven't been there in too long.What are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
Trio and MotoWhat are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
I find you pretentious. I hope you get mugged.What are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
No matter what, your friend has to grab a drink at the Signature Lounge located on one of the highest levels of the John Hancock Tower. If I remember correctly, it's on the floor just below the observation level. The view is incredible particularly at night, the walls all are glass overlooking the city. Even the view in the women's restroom is breathtaking! You can also have dinner there, but I tend to only stop in for a cocktail.
gene and georgetta's
morton's
I'm helping a friend plan a trip there, and I haven't been there in too long.What are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
Trio and MotoWhat are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
I find you pretentious. I hope you get mugged.What are some of the best restaurants in Chicago right now?
No matter what, your friend has to grab a drink at the Signature Lounge located on one of the highest levels of the John Hancock Tower. If I remember correctly, it's on the floor just below the observation level. The view is incredible particularly at night, the walls all are glass overlooking the city. Even the view in the women's restroom is breathtaking! You can also have dinner there, but I tend to only stop in for a cocktail.
gene and georgetta's
morton's
What are some cool Places and Restaurants in Chicago?
My sister just bought me a plane ticket to Chicago. Being a working student supporting herself, this was allot of money to fork over to pay for a ticket for me to go. I am extremely appreciative and I haven't seen her for almost a year. I'm so excited to go. I wanted to show my appreciation to her by taking her out somewhere nice to eat and doing something fun with her in the windy city. If you have any suggestions it would be great. Thank youWhat are some cool Places and Restaurants in Chicago?
If it is a clear and sunny day, take her to the top of Sears Tower, recently renamed Willis Tower. Tallest Building in the USA.
http://www.theskydeck.com/
http://www.willistower.com/index.html
Then take her out to dinner at the 95th. Which is on top of the John Hancock Building, Chicago's 3rd tallest building.
http://www.signatureroom.com/
If it is a clear and sunny day, take her to the top of Sears Tower, recently renamed Willis Tower. Tallest Building in the USA.
http://www.theskydeck.com/
http://www.willistower.com/index.html
Then take her out to dinner at the 95th. Which is on top of the John Hancock Building, Chicago's 3rd tallest building.
http://www.signatureroom.com/
What are some good restaurants in Chicago?
Something relatively cheap would be good. And the closer it is to S. Clark St., the better.What are some good restaurants in Chicago?
Grand Lux Cafe
Capital Grille
Ruth Chris Steakhouse
Penny's Noodle Shop
Taqueria Moran
FlatTop Grill (StirFry- All U Can Eat)
Hunt Club
Castaways
Northside GrillWhat are some good restaurants in Chicago?
Panera Bread or Chipotle.window tint
Grand Lux Cafe
Capital Grille
Ruth Chris Steakhouse
Penny's Noodle Shop
Taqueria Moran
FlatTop Grill (StirFry- All U Can Eat)
Hunt Club
Castaways
Northside GrillWhat are some good restaurants in Chicago?
Panera Bread or Chipotle.
What is the address of the original Uno's pizza chicago? good restaurants in Chicago? late night diner?
I found 3 addresses. Can anyone tell me the original one? Also what are some nice restaurants or good restaurants to eat at around the river north neighborhood? Also we will be getting into town around 2 a.m any good late night diner around there?What is the address of the original Uno's pizza chicago? good restaurants in Chicago? late night diner?
29 east Ohio Chicago, IL Take last order at 11:30pm 312-321-1000
I'm not sure what will be open at 2am.
BruceWhat is the address of the original Uno's pizza chicago? good restaurants in Chicago? late night diner?
I don't know if Weber Grill is open at that time but that's a good restaraunt
29 east Ohio Chicago, IL Take last order at 11:30pm 312-321-1000
I'm not sure what will be open at 2am.
BruceWhat is the address of the original Uno's pizza chicago? good restaurants in Chicago? late night diner?
I don't know if Weber Grill is open at that time but that's a good restaraunt
Restaurants with party rooms in Chicago?
I am getting married this upcoming summer. However, we are on a very tight budget and banquet halls are out if the question. Do any of you know of any restaurant in Chicago or near Chicago that have a party room within?
Thanks in advance!Restaurants with party rooms in Chicago?
Maggiano's has private rooms and you can order off Family Style menu.
You may also want to check out the Park District. Many locations have rooms that they rent out. You will have to arrange for food on your own. Glenview Park District has a great location called The Grove very pretty.
Some Churches will rent out Halls. Check the VFW or a Moose Lodge. Do not know if you have to be a member or if they will just rent out the halls.
If you know anyone that lives in a Condo or Townhouse most of them have Community rooms or Party room that they will let residents use.
Thanks in advance!Restaurants with party rooms in Chicago?
Maggiano's has private rooms and you can order off Family Style menu.
You may also want to check out the Park District. Many locations have rooms that they rent out. You will have to arrange for food on your own. Glenview Park District has a great location called The Grove very pretty.
Some Churches will rent out Halls. Check the VFW or a Moose Lodge. Do not know if you have to be a member or if they will just rent out the halls.
If you know anyone that lives in a Condo or Townhouse most of them have Community rooms or Party room that they will let residents use.
What are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
My boyfriend and I are thinking of a small getaway to Chicago for our 3 year anniversary. We love getting dressed up and going out for good food and good scenery. My favorite food is steak and he's not picky at all. I would like to be able to buy a new dress for the night.What are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
The best steak joint in Chicago is Gene and Georgettis. It's more of a come as you are place but the food is great and the portions are like something Fred Flinstone would eat. For a nice place to eat with a great view, go to the 95th. It's on the 95th floor of the John Hancock building. the food is good and on a clear day the view is great. This is a place you could buy a new dress for.
A really fancy restuarant in downtown chicago is Montagoli it is very uppper style and elegamt with great foodWhat are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
Charlie Trotter's. Plan to be there a few hours . Get reservations too.
Have a great time!
I've been to all of the top steakhouses in Chicago and here are a few that you'll love. For overall menu, Gibson's is my pic and the desserts are out of this world.
Gibson's Steakhouse (Best steaks and you MUST order a dessert. Try the Turtle Pie or Carrot Cake. Slices are enormous and should be split)
Lawry's Steakhouse (Best prime rib you've ever had. Also, must try potatoes and their creamed corn. Restaurant is black tie classy but often crowded. Very intimate.)
Chop HouseWhat are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
I have never heard of Montagoli or Montagnoli Restaurant but any of the other above restaurants are excellent picks especially Gibsons and Lawry's. Lawry's menu is a bit limited with prime rib, salmon, lobster and another fish selection. I wouldn't call it a "Black tie" place. I've seen jeans and sweatshirts being served. For me however it is a "dress-up" place:
http://www.lawrysonline.com/theprimerib_鈥?/a>
Gibson's is a great restaurant on Rush St where the famous sometime dine. The menu is more varied and top notch:
http://www.gibsonssteakhouse.com/
What is not addressed above is the second part of your request...good scenery. At Gibsons you can sit outside and enjoy the street scene of wandering tourists but the others and Gibsons have great dining rooms, not known for the scenery.
2 places not mentioned come to mind for both good food and scenery: The Park Grill in Millenium Park and the Signature Room atop the John Hancock Bldg.
The Park Grill has an outdoor dining area where the buildings of lower Michigan, Grant Park, and pedestrians can be viewed. The Signature Room has the view of Chicago itself:
http://www.parkgrillchicago.com/grill/in鈥?/a>
http://www.signatureroom.com/
The best steak joint in Chicago is Gene and Georgettis. It's more of a come as you are place but the food is great and the portions are like something Fred Flinstone would eat. For a nice place to eat with a great view, go to the 95th. It's on the 95th floor of the John Hancock building. the food is good and on a clear day the view is great. This is a place you could buy a new dress for.
A really fancy restuarant in downtown chicago is Montagoli it is very uppper style and elegamt with great foodWhat are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
Charlie Trotter's. Plan to be there a few hours . Get reservations too.
Have a great time!
I've been to all of the top steakhouses in Chicago and here are a few that you'll love. For overall menu, Gibson's is my pic and the desserts are out of this world.
Gibson's Steakhouse (Best steaks and you MUST order a dessert. Try the Turtle Pie or Carrot Cake. Slices are enormous and should be split)
Lawry's Steakhouse (Best prime rib you've ever had. Also, must try potatoes and their creamed corn. Restaurant is black tie classy but often crowded. Very intimate.)
Chop HouseWhat are some good upscale restaurants in Chicago?
I have never heard of Montagoli or Montagnoli Restaurant but any of the other above restaurants are excellent picks especially Gibsons and Lawry's. Lawry's menu is a bit limited with prime rib, salmon, lobster and another fish selection. I wouldn't call it a "Black tie" place. I've seen jeans and sweatshirts being served. For me however it is a "dress-up" place:
http://www.lawrysonline.com/theprimerib_鈥?/a>
Gibson's is a great restaurant on Rush St where the famous sometime dine. The menu is more varied and top notch:
http://www.gibsonssteakhouse.com/
What is not addressed above is the second part of your request...good scenery. At Gibsons you can sit outside and enjoy the street scene of wandering tourists but the others and Gibsons have great dining rooms, not known for the scenery.
2 places not mentioned come to mind for both good food and scenery: The Park Grill in Millenium Park and the Signature Room atop the John Hancock Bldg.
The Park Grill has an outdoor dining area where the buildings of lower Michigan, Grant Park, and pedestrians can be viewed. The Signature Room has the view of Chicago itself:
http://www.parkgrillchicago.com/grill/in鈥?/a>
http://www.signatureroom.com/
Could someone help me with some japanese restaurants in chicago?
hello, I'm Italian and I will be in chicago next summer.Could someone help me to find some authentic japanese restaurant in lakeview or loop areas? and not very pricey :) thank you!Could someone help me with some japanese restaurants in chicago?
Oysy
Sushi Wabi
Agami
Kamehachi
Mirai Sushi
Gyu-Kaku (yakiniku) http://www.yelp.com/biz/gyu-kaku-chicago鈥?/a>Could someone help me with some japanese restaurants in chicago?
There is this amazing place called Benihana and you can get a regular table or it you had like a couple of friend you go to the live show area where they cook the food in front of you. the prices are good too.
here are a couple of locations in Illinois, i put how far from chicago too.
Wheeling, Illinois
150 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Wheeling, IL 60090
40 mins from chicago
Schaumburg, Illinois
1200 E. Higgins Road
Schaumburg, IL 60173
43 mins from chicago
Lombard, Illinois
747 East Butterfield Road
Lombard, IL 60148-5614
29 mins from chicago
Oysy
Sushi Wabi
Agami
Kamehachi
Mirai Sushi
Gyu-Kaku (yakiniku) http://www.yelp.com/biz/gyu-kaku-chicago鈥?/a>Could someone help me with some japanese restaurants in chicago?
There is this amazing place called Benihana and you can get a regular table or it you had like a couple of friend you go to the live show area where they cook the food in front of you. the prices are good too.
here are a couple of locations in Illinois, i put how far from chicago too.
Wheeling, Illinois
150 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Wheeling, IL 60090
40 mins from chicago
Schaumburg, Illinois
1200 E. Higgins Road
Schaumburg, IL 60173
43 mins from chicago
Lombard, Illinois
747 East Butterfield Road
Lombard, IL 60148-5614
29 mins from chicago
What are some good Spanish Restaurants in Chicago?
THis includes in Chicago and the Chicagoland area.What are some good Spanish Restaurants in Chicago?
Cafe Iberico is cheap and the food is good, but if you go on weekends it can be very loud and noisy.
Cafe Ba-Ba_Reeba i've never been to but heard it is much better food wise than Cafe Iberico.
There is also Emilio's Tapas.What are some good Spanish Restaurants in Chicago?
thumbs up to Ibericochristian bookstore
Cafe Iberico is cheap and the food is good, but if you go on weekends it can be very loud and noisy.
Cafe Ba-Ba_Reeba i've never been to but heard it is much better food wise than Cafe Iberico.
There is also Emilio's Tapas.What are some good Spanish Restaurants in Chicago?
thumbs up to Iberico
Who knows about sushi restaurants in chicago?
I go to uic and i am looking for a good sushi place. Back at home there is this great place with great tasting sushi (i really like anything to do with shrimp, crab salad/crab (dont care which kind) and tuna...Im looking for a place in chicago that is real good but price friendly like sushi station is (max is 5.25 for a order of 4) Can someone plz tell meWho knows about sushi restaurants in chicago?
Best sushi deal for the money in Chicago is the House of Noodles and Sushi (it may be House of Sushi and Noodles) on Belmont and Ashland. It's an all you can eat sushi buffet with very good rolls for a buffet and it's only about 12 or 13 bucks. They make the rolls to order, so it's not spread out stale crap, and there are 20 or so to choose from.
Now if you want to spend some bucks (and some pretty serious bucks,) go to Tanoshii (sp?) on Clark St on the north side in the Andersonville neighborhood. Mike, the owner, is a "sushi master" and makes some of the best sushi ANYWHERE! His prices are waaaaay high though.Who knows about sushi restaurants in chicago?
Green Tea
Matsuya
Shiroi Hana
Kabuki
New Tokyo
Kamehachi (a little more expensive)
Wakamono
Best sushi deal for the money in Chicago is the House of Noodles and Sushi (it may be House of Sushi and Noodles) on Belmont and Ashland. It's an all you can eat sushi buffet with very good rolls for a buffet and it's only about 12 or 13 bucks. They make the rolls to order, so it's not spread out stale crap, and there are 20 or so to choose from.
Now if you want to spend some bucks (and some pretty serious bucks,) go to Tanoshii (sp?) on Clark St on the north side in the Andersonville neighborhood. Mike, the owner, is a "sushi master" and makes some of the best sushi ANYWHERE! His prices are waaaaay high though.Who knows about sushi restaurants in chicago?
Green Tea
Matsuya
Shiroi Hana
Kabuki
New Tokyo
Kamehachi (a little more expensive)
Wakamono
Are there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
Like a trendy restaurant with a new take on the dish.. or simply just do a really delicious job at it?Are there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
I hate to tell you this but most of the chicken comes from the county. City chickens are scared of crossing the road.
z
Weber Grill Restaurant.
http://www.webergrillrestaurant.com/
Everything they make there is made on old-fashioned Weber grills!Are there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
Weber Grill Restaurant does have new take on a dish...beer can chicken. Check out menu below:
http://www.webergrillrestaurant.com/menu鈥?/a>
Try the link below. There you will find over 70 different restaurants that serve chicken in Chicago. It is a little broad, but you should be able to find something that you like.
http://chicago.metromix.com/facets/restaurants/topic.restaurants.food_type.chickenAre there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
what's "city" chicken? is that microwaved or something?
I hate to tell you this but most of the chicken comes from the county. City chickens are scared of crossing the road.
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Weber Grill Restaurant.
http://www.webergrillrestaurant.com/
Everything they make there is made on old-fashioned Weber grills!Are there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
Weber Grill Restaurant does have new take on a dish...beer can chicken. Check out menu below:
http://www.webergrillrestaurant.com/menu鈥?/a>
Try the link below. There you will find over 70 different restaurants that serve chicken in Chicago. It is a little broad, but you should be able to find something that you like.
http://chicago.metromix.com/facets/restaurants/topic.restaurants.food_type.chickenAre there any restaurants in Chicago which serve really good city chicken?
what's "city" chicken? is that microwaved or something?
Best places to get a drink in Chicago? What are the best restaurants in Chicago to see a celeb?
Also suggestions for restaurants and nightspots
Not a stalker- having a girls weekend and want to feel like a million bucks!!!!
Thanks for all of your help!
Staying in Bucktown/Wicker ParkBest places to get a drink in Chicago? What are the best restaurants in Chicago to see a celeb?
The most high-end place celebs stay is both the Peninsula and Four Seasons hotels.
After the game, whoever is playing the Sox or Cubs will usually end up at Tavern on Rush or Gibson's (a.k.a. the "Viagara Triangle").
Patrick Swayze is filming "the Beast" in Chicago; some scenes are done at the Hotel Monaco
see link for additional "celeb stalking" - err, I mean celeb-watching tips in Chicago.Best places to get a drink in Chicago? What are the best restaurants in Chicago to see a celeb?
We mapped and planned Chicago sights in 3 days,
Start with city microbrewery. Rock Bottom has a splendid selection of high-quality beer brewed on the premises. the "red line" subway has a stop right in front of the pub.. Outstanding quality. We also sample their lunch menu, I recommend their Grilled Salmon Sandwich.
Chicago travelers can have a great time using the rail transit system, the subway is fairly decrepit and dirty, but it does function well with, ticketing, speed, affordability and coverage. While there, make sure you go on "the El" - the elevated train that loops around the perimeter of the famous Chicago Loop downtown.
Not a stalker- having a girls weekend and want to feel like a million bucks!!!!
Thanks for all of your help!
Staying in Bucktown/Wicker ParkBest places to get a drink in Chicago? What are the best restaurants in Chicago to see a celeb?
The most high-end place celebs stay is both the Peninsula and Four Seasons hotels.
After the game, whoever is playing the Sox or Cubs will usually end up at Tavern on Rush or Gibson's (a.k.a. the "Viagara Triangle").
Patrick Swayze is filming "the Beast" in Chicago; some scenes are done at the Hotel Monaco
see link for additional "celeb stalking" - err, I mean celeb-watching tips in Chicago.Best places to get a drink in Chicago? What are the best restaurants in Chicago to see a celeb?
We mapped and planned Chicago sights in 3 days,
Start with city microbrewery. Rock Bottom has a splendid selection of high-quality beer brewed on the premises. the "red line" subway has a stop right in front of the pub.. Outstanding quality. We also sample their lunch menu, I recommend their Grilled Salmon Sandwich.
Chicago travelers can have a great time using the rail transit system, the subway is fairly decrepit and dirty, but it does function well with, ticketing, speed, affordability and coverage. While there, make sure you go on "the El" - the elevated train that loops around the perimeter of the famous Chicago Loop downtown.
What are some restaurants in Chicago that are vintage style?
I am hosting a vintage themed baby shower and would like to have it at a restaurant that is vintage style. I would like it to be an elegant and classy restaurant but nothing too expensive - withing reasonable prices. The shower will have about 25-40 guests.What are some restaurants in Chicago that are vintage style?
Depends on what type of vintage you are looking for. You have 1950's retro with Ed Debevics. The Drake Hotel is very old vintage with the Palm Court for high tea. They also have the Cape Cod Room for seafood. Same with the Palmer House Hotel they have Trader Vic's which is an old 1940's Polynesian restaurant.
Depends on what type of vintage you are looking for. You have 1950's retro with Ed Debevics. The Drake Hotel is very old vintage with the Palm Court for high tea. They also have the Cape Cod Room for seafood. Same with the Palmer House Hotel they have Trader Vic's which is an old 1940's Polynesian restaurant.
Best rooftop bars/restaurants in Chicago to have a party at?
Looking to have a 25th birthday party at a rooftop bar/restaurant in Chicago. Party will probably be between 15-30 people. Would like one package that covers food/drinks. Rooftop/deck with a view is what I'm looking for.
What are your suggestions?Best rooftop bars/restaurants in Chicago to have a party at?
Try http://www.rooftoprestaurants.com Heaps of Chicago rooftops.Best rooftop bars/restaurants in Chicago to have a party at?
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What are your suggestions?Best rooftop bars/restaurants in Chicago to have a party at?
Try http://www.rooftoprestaurants.com Heaps of Chicago rooftops.Best rooftop bars/restaurants in Chicago to have a party at?
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Are there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
I have a friend from San Diego looking for some strawberry shortcake. I have never had it but I need to find it in Chicago or somewhere in Illinois.Are there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
Gibson's Steak House has "without a doubt the best strawberry shortcake in the world" according to this website: http://home.comcast.net/~wadenorton/best鈥?/a>
I can't speak for their desserts but their Steaks are as good as it gets. For $12 their strawberry shortcake better be damn good too!
If you're not looking to break the bank, try Portillo's Famous Chicago Hot Dogs. It has strawberry shortcake on the menu, though I have never had it before, but their other desserts and their hot dogs are great.
http://www.portillos.com/portillos/menu/鈥?/a>
Other restaurants that have strawberry shortcake include:
The Grill on the Alley.
http://www.thegrill.com/subsection.cfm?s鈥?/a>
Cabaret Voltare
http://dragongalleries.com/Voltaire/menu鈥?/a>
N9ne
http://n9ne-chicago.n9negroup.com/
I dont believe Eli's has Strawberry Shortcake or atleast I never seen it when I go to the store... Oberweiss which is an ice cream place serves a very good Strawberry Shortcake Icecream which has Shortcake, strawberries and then ice cream on topAre there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
Maybe Eli's Cheesecake has some.
If you are looking for a great atmosphere too, try gibsons steak house if you are looking for good but cheap try portillos!!!!Are there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
jewels
Portillos has great strawberry shortcake!
Gibson's Steak House has "without a doubt the best strawberry shortcake in the world" according to this website: http://home.comcast.net/~wadenorton/best鈥?/a>
I can't speak for their desserts but their Steaks are as good as it gets. For $12 their strawberry shortcake better be damn good too!
If you're not looking to break the bank, try Portillo's Famous Chicago Hot Dogs. It has strawberry shortcake on the menu, though I have never had it before, but their other desserts and their hot dogs are great.
http://www.portillos.com/portillos/menu/鈥?/a>
Other restaurants that have strawberry shortcake include:
The Grill on the Alley.
http://www.thegrill.com/subsection.cfm?s鈥?/a>
Cabaret Voltare
http://dragongalleries.com/Voltaire/menu鈥?/a>
N9ne
http://n9ne-chicago.n9negroup.com/
I dont believe Eli's has Strawberry Shortcake or atleast I never seen it when I go to the store... Oberweiss which is an ice cream place serves a very good Strawberry Shortcake Icecream which has Shortcake, strawberries and then ice cream on topAre there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
Maybe Eli's Cheesecake has some.
If you are looking for a great atmosphere too, try gibsons steak house if you are looking for good but cheap try portillos!!!!Are there any restaurants in Chicago that serve Strawberry Shortcake?
jewels
Portillos has great strawberry shortcake!
What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
My boyfriend and I are looking to plan a little weekend getaway to chicago in the next month. I would like to stay in a hotel somewhere in downtown chicago or near there. Please don't list hotels that are more than $150 per night. We are poor college students. Also, what are some inexpensive things we could do and or see while we are there? And what are some good places to eat?What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
Welcome to a fantastic city!
AND yes you can stay a number of places right in the downtown area within your budget. See the Cheap hotels page below for a list of various hotels, plus there are coupons right on the page the last I checked one even mentioned hotels for about $59.00, in addition to the ones on the page. So YES it's very doable.
I moved to Chicago for college and survived just find on a college income. :)
There are lots of things to do without spending a lot, I'm providing some links to help you have a great time, these pages all have things you can do so browse and find the perfect ones for you and your boyfriend.
Shopping, if you like to window shop, it's definitely cheap sometimes I love to just see what's there.
Navy Pier no cost to get on the pier, and they have a number of great restaurants that are budgetable
Architecture Chicago has fantastic architecture to look at, and for this you can just simply walk around.
Festivals, Chicago has TONS of them and a lot of them don't cost to get in, all you pay for is food if you want, and a lot of them have music, and lots of entertainment that you can enjoy as you walk around.
Museums, yes there is a cost, however, check with the ones you're interested in and find out if or rather when they have FREE days
Chicago has a FREE zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo, it's right off the lake so you can enjoy the zoo and then walk right over to the FREE beaches
YUMMY Food, take a look at the different types of food on the restaurant link, there is information on this page for every budget.
All this to say there is SOO much you can do as a college student on a budget in this beautiful city.
Chicago is a city with tens of thousands of college students who love this beautiful city so they've created LOTS to do for college students.
I hope you have the best trip possible!! :D
Cheap hotels http://www.exciting-chicago-vacation.com鈥?/a>
Shopping malls: http://www.exciting-chicago-vacation.com鈥?/a>What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
I don't have any suggestions on hotels, except I wouldn't stay somewhere expensive so you have more money to spend on fun. As for places to go there is Navy Pier which is fun, also there's the Sears(or willis) tower, go to the top and see the whole city, and a great restaurant is Ed Debevic's, it's not very expensive, it's like a oldies style burger joint, and the waitors are all rude(jokingly) and really funny.What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
Visit the Aquarium and natural history museum if you're interested in that kind of thing. They do cost so it's not something you can do cheaply.
Also be ready for the tolls on the highways, you have to stay in the right lane to pay them or a camera will record your plates and you will get a fine in the mail.
Hotels in downtown Chicago are expensive. Use Expedia and see if that gets you some deals.
If money is an issue, you need to try to do more things that are free. You can always walk around Navy Pier.
There is so much to do and so much good food to be eaten, you can do just about anything and still have a great time.
I suggest explore, ride the L.
Welcome to a fantastic city!
AND yes you can stay a number of places right in the downtown area within your budget. See the Cheap hotels page below for a list of various hotels, plus there are coupons right on the page the last I checked one even mentioned hotels for about $59.00, in addition to the ones on the page. So YES it's very doable.
I moved to Chicago for college and survived just find on a college income. :)
There are lots of things to do without spending a lot, I'm providing some links to help you have a great time, these pages all have things you can do so browse and find the perfect ones for you and your boyfriend.
Shopping, if you like to window shop, it's definitely cheap sometimes I love to just see what's there.
Navy Pier no cost to get on the pier, and they have a number of great restaurants that are budgetable
Architecture Chicago has fantastic architecture to look at, and for this you can just simply walk around.
Festivals, Chicago has TONS of them and a lot of them don't cost to get in, all you pay for is food if you want, and a lot of them have music, and lots of entertainment that you can enjoy as you walk around.
Museums, yes there is a cost, however, check with the ones you're interested in and find out if or rather when they have FREE days
Chicago has a FREE zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo, it's right off the lake so you can enjoy the zoo and then walk right over to the FREE beaches
YUMMY Food, take a look at the different types of food on the restaurant link, there is information on this page for every budget.
All this to say there is SOO much you can do as a college student on a budget in this beautiful city.
Chicago is a city with tens of thousands of college students who love this beautiful city so they've created LOTS to do for college students.
I hope you have the best trip possible!! :D
Cheap hotels http://www.exciting-chicago-vacation.com鈥?/a>
Shopping malls: http://www.exciting-chicago-vacation.com鈥?/a>What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
I don't have any suggestions on hotels, except I wouldn't stay somewhere expensive so you have more money to spend on fun. As for places to go there is Navy Pier which is fun, also there's the Sears(or willis) tower, go to the top and see the whole city, and a great restaurant is Ed Debevic's, it's not very expensive, it's like a oldies style burger joint, and the waitors are all rude(jokingly) and really funny.What are some good hotels/things to do/restaurants in chicago?
Visit the Aquarium and natural history museum if you're interested in that kind of thing. They do cost so it's not something you can do cheaply.
Also be ready for the tolls on the highways, you have to stay in the right lane to pay them or a camera will record your plates and you will get a fine in the mail.
Hotels in downtown Chicago are expensive. Use Expedia and see if that gets you some deals.
If money is an issue, you need to try to do more things that are free. You can always walk around Navy Pier.
There is so much to do and so much good food to be eaten, you can do just about anything and still have a great time.
I suggest explore, ride the L.
Does anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
I'm trying to find a really good habachi restaurant in chicago instead of Ron of Japan, does anyone know of any?Does anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
Try Weber Grill, they are at Grand %26amp; State? I know it's in that area. They are great. Everything is cooked on giant Weber grills. There's a location in Wheeling too with a nice patio to dine. Look it up online. Have funDoes anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
mikado in the marriott or benihana!!Does anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
Benihana, Rokbonki in Arlington heights, Domo 77 or Japan 77. Kampai in Mount Prospect. There's many out there.
Try Weber Grill, they are at Grand %26amp; State? I know it's in that area. They are great. Everything is cooked on giant Weber grills. There's a location in Wheeling too with a nice patio to dine. Look it up online. Have funDoes anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
mikado in the marriott or benihana!!Does anyone know of some Hibachi restaurants in chicago?
Benihana, Rokbonki in Arlington heights, Domo 77 or Japan 77. Kampai in Mount Prospect. There's many out there.
Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
I'm going to Chicago tommorow and wanted to know if there are any haitian restaurants in downtown chicago?Are there any haitian restaurants in chicago?
Try this place, you will not be sorry.
El Dinamico Dallas:
http://chicago.citysearch.com/profile/3700006/?brand=smx_restaurant-nc
Try this place, you will not be sorry.
El Dinamico Dallas:
http://chicago.citysearch.com/profile/3700006/?brand=smx_restaurant-nc
Any restaurants in Chicago like Isaac Hayes?
My favorite restaurant used to be Isaac Hayes in Chicago but they have been closed now for a couple of years......are there any other restaurants that are kind of like that one used to be?Any restaurants in Chicago like Isaac Hayes?
They still have an Isaac Hayes Restaurant in Memphis. You could try the House of Blues in Chicago.oil change
They still have an Isaac Hayes Restaurant in Memphis. You could try the House of Blues in Chicago.
What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
I'm not looking for any five star restaurants or anything, but I would like to go somewhere up-scale downtown. Any suggestions? Thanks!What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
Gino's East... My friend brought me some back when she went to Chicago. It's deep dish pizza. Best EVER!What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
I recommed The Crab House. It's on the north side of downtown. They have very good sushi, crab, and lobster. That's where I go.What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
Well, a lot of these are 5-star, but take a look anyhow --
Gino's East... My friend brought me some back when she went to Chicago. It's deep dish pizza. Best EVER!What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
I recommed The Crab House. It's on the north side of downtown. They have very good sushi, crab, and lobster. That's where I go.What are some nice restaurants in Chicago?
Well, a lot of these are 5-star, but take a look anyhow --
Specific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
Hi I am a true Chicagoin and I was wondering if anybody would recommend any good restaurants that are good,only located in chicago.They can be vegetarian rest,indian food whatever,as long as it's good,you may also recommend the dish that you like.Also does anyone know of a type of restaurant where you sit indian style on the floor and eat with your hands?I believe its called thai.
Please don't say Mcdonalds,Burger king..I clearly already know how that taste..Thanks be very specific!Specific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
Castel Gandolfo thin crust pizza 800 n dearborne downtown
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"Also does anyone know of a type of restaurant where you sit indian style on the floor and eat with your hands?I believe its called thai."
There are a few Thai restaurants where you sit on the floor "Indian style" such as Thai Classic on Clark. If you want to eat with your hands, go to an Ethiopian restaurant.Specific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
EMILIO's, My PIE --My TT pizza,
Les NomadesSpecific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
Cafe Bolero 2252 N. Western (Fullerton and Western) for Cuban food. They have both meaty and veggie driven dishes and an outdoor eating space for the warmer weather.
Please don't say Mcdonalds,Burger king..I clearly already know how that taste..Thanks be very specific!Specific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
Castel Gandolfo thin crust pizza 800 n dearborne downtown
L20
Avec
Blackbird
Tru
Moto
Topolobampo
Arun's
Naha
"Also does anyone know of a type of restaurant where you sit indian style on the floor and eat with your hands?I believe its called thai."
There are a few Thai restaurants where you sit on the floor "Indian style" such as Thai Classic on Clark. If you want to eat with your hands, go to an Ethiopian restaurant.Specific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
EMILIO's, My PIE --My TT pizza,
Les NomadesSpecific Chicago Restaurants that are Great?
Cafe Bolero 2252 N. Western (Fullerton and Western) for Cuban food. They have both meaty and veggie driven dishes and an outdoor eating space for the warmer weather.
Are There Any Finnish Restaurants in Chicago, Illinois?
I have seen many different restaurants in Chicago, but haven't seen Finnish food. I was just wondering if there is in fact a Finnish eatery in Chicago? If there is, please give me the name of the restaurant, and the link for their website if there is one. Thanks!Are There Any Finnish Restaurants in Chicago, Illinois?
There's just one that I could fine -- Roy's.
There's just one that I could fine -- Roy's.
What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
I'm taking a trip to Chicago with my friends and parents for my 18th birthday. We're staying two days and are looking for a nicer sit down restaurant for dinner that isn't hard to find, has good food, and is relatively cheap. Generally we're gonna be near the miracle mile and I know there isn't a whole lot to choose from there. So anything around the area within walking distance would be good. I know there is a ton of awesome food in this city so any suggestions are appreciated :]What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
You should check out Grand Lux Cafe, It's on the corner of Mich %26amp; Ontario above Ann Taylor. I used to go there for lunch all the time when I was working..I'm not sure about the Dinner menu prices, but the food is really good. My fav pizza place is Pizzeria Due, on 619 N Wabash..just a couple blocks off Michigan ave. If you want super cheap, go to Billy Goat Tavern..good burgers, and quick, and open late at 430 N Michigan, lower level. Rock Bottom also has awesome food..Good prices at 1 West grand ave, just a couple blocks off Mich as well.
Kumas burgers are the best burgers in town. Just google it. It has to be the best burgers you will ever taste. It is also metal themed which is pretty cool.What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
Go to Lou Malnati"s pizza. It is the best deep dish Chicago style pizza. It is downtown. You must try it.
Well, most restaurants on Michigan Ave. (the MAGNIFICANT mile) are going to be a little pricier than other restaurants simply because Michigan ave is a ritzier area. But if you're set on dining somewhere in the area, and since you're 18, you might light Frankies (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> the Elephant and Castle (http://chicago.metromix.com/bars-and-clu鈥?/a> Gino's East Pizzeria (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> Mity Nice Grill (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> Foodlike at Water Tower Place or The House of Blues (http://chicago.metromix.com/music/rock/h鈥?/a>What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
Big Bowl 鈥?sit down located in downtown, easy to find, not expensive. http://www.bigbowl.com/
Caf茅 Iberico 鈥?inexpensive! located downtown, but you may need to take a cab to get there. It is a party place, I love it there and everyone I know in Chicago loves there too. It is a locals hang out.http://www.cafeiberico.com/
Quartino - http://www.quartinochicago.com/
You should check out Grand Lux Cafe, It's on the corner of Mich %26amp; Ontario above Ann Taylor. I used to go there for lunch all the time when I was working..I'm not sure about the Dinner menu prices, but the food is really good. My fav pizza place is Pizzeria Due, on 619 N Wabash..just a couple blocks off Michigan ave. If you want super cheap, go to Billy Goat Tavern..good burgers, and quick, and open late at 430 N Michigan, lower level. Rock Bottom also has awesome food..Good prices at 1 West grand ave, just a couple blocks off Mich as well.
Kumas burgers are the best burgers in town. Just google it. It has to be the best burgers you will ever taste. It is also metal themed which is pretty cool.What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
Go to Lou Malnati"s pizza. It is the best deep dish Chicago style pizza. It is downtown. You must try it.
Well, most restaurants on Michigan Ave. (the MAGNIFICANT mile) are going to be a little pricier than other restaurants simply because Michigan ave is a ritzier area. But if you're set on dining somewhere in the area, and since you're 18, you might light Frankies (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> the Elephant and Castle (http://chicago.metromix.com/bars-and-clu鈥?/a> Gino's East Pizzeria (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> Mity Nice Grill (http://chicago.metromix.com/restaurants/鈥?/a> Foodlike at Water Tower Place or The House of Blues (http://chicago.metromix.com/music/rock/h鈥?/a>What are some reasonably priced restaurants in Chicago?
Big Bowl 鈥?sit down located in downtown, easy to find, not expensive. http://www.bigbowl.com/
Caf茅 Iberico 鈥?inexpensive! located downtown, but you may need to take a cab to get there. It is a party place, I love it there and everyone I know in Chicago loves there too. It is a locals hang out.http://www.cafeiberico.com/
Quartino - http://www.quartinochicago.com/
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