Chicago Dining Recommendations

[IggyWH]

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[Inchoateposter]

Everest is a safe choice.

Opera is good for quality Chinese. Eat there and you'll see what I mean.

[riverdance]

http://www.stefanirestaurants.com/me...ct%20Sheet.pdf


437 rush street

[7ontheline]

You are all incorrect. For contemporary American cuisine in Chicago (which doesn't require a jacket), there is no better restaurant than Blackbird. MK is pretty good too. Bin 36, Naha, Crofton on Wells all not bad either, but not as good as MK or Blackbird. Blackbird gets kinda cramped and crowded, so if that would be an issue MK might be a better bet.

[MrMon]

Glad to see Cafe Absinthe has so many fans. I thought it was really good, but went there on a Tuesday night and had the whole place to ourselves.

Hugo's Frog Bar is next to Gibson's and shares some of the same menu.

Weber Grill is always fun.

[kiffl]

I was on vacation to Chicago last week and ate at Kinzie's Steakhouse with my family, and I highly recommend it. The food was great and the service was very good, they even comped us with free desert for no reason!

[Raisor]

i gotta go with bob chinn's also,

[johnbeans]

Thanks for all the recomendations. I'm deliberating between the following restaurants.

[Larry David]

Didn't read OP

[timotheeeee]

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Try Gibsons Steakhouse

www.gibsonssteakhouse.com

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Take them to Gibson's. If you have something against Gibson's, take them to Colletti's. And no, I'm not just saying that because it's my family's restaurant. The pizza is ridiculously delicious.

Someone mentioned the south side. Don't take them to the south side if you want them to return home alive/not raped.