Good restaurants in chicago?

we are staying at the hyatt regency in downtown. good restaurant nearGood restaurants in chicago?
Denys
You want to have fun while eating, then I Highly suggest that you go to Ed's or Ed Debevics. It is THE BEST restaurant in Chicago. When you arrive, there's a sign that reads "Eat And Get Out" and the greeter tells you to wait under the "flying Pig" and your waiter takes you to your table. The waiters are sassy, but in a fun non inappropriate way, then later they dance on the countertop to usually first to the Y.M.C.A. song. When you sit down, the waiters/waitresses give you a Paper Sailor's hat the reads the name of the restaurant on it. they sing happy birthday the Wrong" way(but it's still funny)they make appropriate crude jokes like for example "baby like burgers, and what's the baby want with it's burgers, a Wemonade"(lemonade said using baby talk)and like "yeah, whatever, just eat and leave". My mother, father and my cousin went to the place and we couldn't get enough of the place. If I could rate it from 1-10, it would no doubt be a 10. It is just the best place to eat if you are having a rough day and need to have a smile appear or a giggle come out. the Address of Ed Debevics is 640 N. Wells St and the Tel is (312)664-1707 and I REALLY hope you go there over and over again. Map Directions are below and It is really not that far, really the easiest way to get there is by bus(to save money from those ridiculous priced cabs" or just get your exercise and walk :). Hope this has helped youGood restaurants in chicago?
Hyatt Regency is just down from the Fairmont which has Aria (upscale).



For thin pizza try Pizano's for deep dish try Gino's East or Pizzaria Uno/Duo.



For seafood try Devon Seafood or Hugos Frog Bar (both would need a cab)



For cafe dining nearby try Corner Bakery.



For walking distance seafood, try McCormick %26amp; Schmicks



For walking distance steaks, try Morton's



For walking distance asian fusion, try China Grill (inside Hard Rock Hotel - the lobster pancakes are too die for!)



For walking distance contemporary casual try Sweetwater Grill.



Have fun!!!
I'm not sure what price range you are talking about, so I will give you options of all prices.



Sunda- the hottest restaurant in Chicago right now, medium pricing, all types of Asian food (good sushi too and I don't even like sushi)



Coco Pazzo- fine dining Italian, very good food, completely traditional Italian, a little bit expensive, they have a cafe though called Coco Pazzo Cafe (also has really good food and is less pricy)



Gibson's- best steaks in Chicago, expensive though



Carson's Ribs- you can never go wrong at Carson's, not expensive



Also, if you have an IPhone, get the App UrbanSpoon, and it will give suggestions for food, and you can specify the area, price range, and type of foodGood restaurants in chicago?
it depends if you want to eat expensive you can go to olive garden



if you want to eat chicago burgers go to blackies
Brisby's is 5 mins from you. the braised short ribs there are to die for.