Any suggestions for a good restaurant in Chicago?

I am looking for something in the Gold Coast, perhaps.Any suggestions for a good restaurant in Chicago?
Sushi:

Tsunami on Dearborn (fun upstairs) (Gold C.)



Steak:

Gibson (Gold C.)

Tavern on Rush (Gold C.)

R.L. (Gold C.)

Ruth's Crisp (River N.)

Sulivans (River N.)

Morton's (Gold C.)

Lawry's Prime Rib (River N.)

Capital Grill (River N.)

Chestnut Grill (Gold C.)

Chicago Chop House (River N.)

Smith %26amp; Wolinskis (River N.)



Sea Food

McCormick %26amp; Schmick (Gold C.)



Tapas:

1492 on superior (Gold C.)



Italian:

Italian Village downtown

Carmine's (Gold C.)

il Mulino (Gold C.)

Sorriso (River N.)



South American:

Tango Sur

Brazzaz (River N.)

Sal %26amp; Carvao (River N.)



Vietnamise:

No Mi (Gold C.)

Le Colonial (Gold C.)



Source(s):



This is a great link to

http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/...



or Check Please from PBS

http://www.wttw.com/main.taf?p=1,5/...
Taco Bell.Any suggestions for a good restaurant in Chicago?
went there went to all the recomended places but was left usatisfied,

-(not so much a restaurant) but at least Giordanos pizza was good.
Not sure on your budget, however these are my faves:

Bistro 110--french

Capital Grille--steakhouse

Les Nomades--french

Morton's--steakhouse

TRU--french

Gibson's--steakhouseAny suggestions for a good restaurant in Chicago?
Well i gotta say Chicago Pizza, and anywere that sells chicken wings
Home run in pizza is the best i have ever had
ginos pizzeria east
I love the pubs in Chicago - great fish and chips



Otherwise House of Blues or a Jazz bar real close to it called Red Fish is incredible
I would also add Cru Wine Bar on Wabash if you enjoy wine -they have a great selection and great food to compliment it. If you are willing to travel outside the Gold Coast(Mag Mile, River North, Old Town and Lincoln Park), I would also suggest North Pond Cafe (use a lot of local and organic foods, beautiful location, great food, pricy though), Ambria (french and pricey), Cafe Iberico (great tapas - get the sangria too!), Brasserie Jo (casual french bistro), Geja's Cafe (fondue - be ready to smell like fondue oil when you leave though) and Adobo Grill (Latin/Mexican - great margaritas and tableside guacamole)



You can also check out www.metromix.com for all neighborhoods, where you can browse by cuisine, price, location, meal, etc
Gold Coast Merlo on Maple if you like itlian; elegant and authentic.
Katsu on Petersen has great sushi.
depending on budget, Hooters-good wings and a possible piece of *** or on the high end DEFINITELY Gibson's which has steak and seafood.
I have to agree try Gibson grill in Rosemont and if you decided to explore Rosemont go to White Nights Restaurant on Higgins and Mannheim or Shoeless Joe Sports bar which is next door.

Hope you like it:)