Enjoy the scenic sights & a dash of stimulating discourse at this month’s edition of Adler After Dark. Scenesters & cultural aficionados alike will be in attendance, mingling & flirting. 続きを読む
Completed in 1897 it was dedicated as the city's original Chicago Public Library. This monument was inspired by the neo-classical style of the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893.
Bring someone special to the Observatory Cafe for a great view, awesome coffee and delicious snacks. #vday
Amex Travel tip: visit the Conservatory of Flowers to see the world’s largest collection of orchids (700+ species). The first Tuesday of every month is free!
Established in 1935, Miller's Pub once claimed actor Jimmy Durante and legendary sports announcer Harry Caray as regulars. 続きを読む
When to go: This bar/liquor store opens at 7am—sometimes earlier—if you need a final stop on that all-nighter. 続きを読む
Bet you didn’t know - HOB Chicago has mud from the Mississippi Delta buried under the Music Hall stage as a reminder of the blues roots of all the music gracing the stage. – Team Live Nation
The firm, buttery cod ($14, lunch) absorbs deep flavor from a slightly sweet miso sake marinade. Comes with a mound of rice and steamed broccoli. 続きを読む
Tasty patties food that boast an uncommon level of quality & are priced moderately to boot (nothing on the menu costs more than $5). 続きを読む
Quality dining this convenient to the Convention Center?! A location like this would have been perfect for Pope Alexander VI’s post-papal-address meal!
Try the “cake and shake,” a slice of layered buttermilk chocolate cake paired with a vanilla malted milkshake served in a double shot glass.
Great spot if you are looking for savory dishes, Belgium beers and a cozy table for two! #vday
this restaurant dishes up signature pastas like beef cheek ravioli, as well as a seven-course pasta tasting menu that may include penne alla carbonara with lamb pancetta. 続きを読む
The Newberry Library's website has detailed information on items in their collection that are mentioned in Niffenegger's best-selling novel "The Time Traveler's Wife": http://bit.ly/7x0Pfy 続きを読む
P.J. Clarke's first Western outpost will have their famous Montana steaks, the ones that they've been doing this since 1884. 続きを読む
The South Shore Cultural Center (formerly the South Shore Country Club) was recognized as a Chicago Landmark in 2004 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. 続きを読む
Seasonal fruit desserts shine, such as pear tart with house-made vanilla ice cream 続きを読む
Saturdays and Sundays rock with live bands, 100’s of bikers, boaters, right on the water. -Russ, The Arrangement
This spot is ultra-trendy! See and be seen. You might even catch a Borgia-style scandal!
The chocolate-hazelnut bar is an adult candy bar meets mousse with banana caramel and a sheet of hazelnut brittle. 続きを読む
The clue's in the name! We came. We ate. We drank. We danced. We gave it a gold star! You will too!
In addition to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Hall features jazz, pop, chamber & world music concerts. The Hall was initially conceived in the early 1900's & underwent renovation in 1997.
While a steam-simmered (not boiled) hot dog is preferred among connoisseurs of the Chicago-style dog, grilling is also an acceptable cooking method. 続きを読む
For about 10 years, the Fireside hosted popular all-ages punk and rock shows, before being converted back into a bowling alley. 続きを読む
Great burgers and salads keep us coming back for lunch at Millennium Park's on-site cafe. 続きを読む
The Chicago White Sox abandoned their longtime home at Comiskey Park for this new facility in 1991. The White Sox won the 2005 World Series, the first two games of which were played here.
