Restaurants in Chicago

... hotel (The Clay Hotel). It is in a great location just a couple of blocks back from the beach and close to shops and restaurants. Today we have just been wandering around the local area. We decided to hire a car for the next week as transport is very ...

... am at spouting sentencious platitudes about the American way of life, we reached Denver, a city of concrete skyscrapers and elegant restaurants right in the foothills of the Rockies. Its white-tipped peaks loomed hazily some way to the west. After leaving ...

... grocery market on the corner of Ohio & State.  We're thinking, our hotel's location is fantastic.  Fine restaurants, liquor depots & a grocery market all within a 2-3 block radius.  We enjoyed our bottle of New ...

... morphed into a family destination and includes a carousel, Ferris wheel, other amusement park features, an Imax and Shakespearean theater, restaurants and assorted boat rides along the lake shore and Chicago River.  It is also home to ...

... . Our desire was to find a real Chicago town deep pan pizza restaurant but the more we walked the less we found. The restaurants we did pass by seemed to be rather expensive with the cheapest dish being around $15 (£10) which for hardy travellers like ...

... street towards Grant Park for Taste of Chicago 2010. This event is a huge annual food show, where all of Chicago's finest restaurants have an opportunity to display their finest foods. There are also other marquees for other industries like mobile phones ...

... the special architecture buildings. The week i was there Taste of Chicago was going on, a big park turns in to a 'market' for city restaurants that have for a small price 'tastes' of there food and drinks to sample. Also there are live bands and i went to ...

... we’ll be here for a couple of days! Got settled in and wandered down the street to Lincoln Park Lakeshore view and restaurants. Everything is so close by. It’s been really chilly here today and we managed to prolong our time out in the cold ...

... before we arrived in the States that there was no way that Amy was going to let us leave Chicago without visiting this most delicious of American chained restaurants. As we entered, I immediately lost Amy as she went to gaze at the hundreds of ...

... Navy Pier and were pretty hungry, having only had a hotdog prior to the museum.  There are many restaurants there, but I was looking for a Chicago original.  The Billy Goat Tavern!  I know this wasn’t the original restaurant, but ...

... trip just to get some nice dinner.  It was typical mid-west summer: hot and hot!  I failed to find any recommended restaurants near by so I settled with Bella Bacino's which was busy with a lot of customers so I figured it can't be too ...

... in the middle of a city block...you can't even tell it's there until you get up to it, for all the apartments and restaurants around it.  There's a scoreboard on the outside of the front entrance, so even when I'm just walking or riding by, I can check ...

... at the trendy Sushi Samba which is a Japanese-Brazilian fusion restaurant. Food was pricey but definitely delicious! They have restaurants in NYC, Las Vegas, Chicago and a few other major cities;- There was so much things to do and see in Chicago! And ...

... and where we have been. Looking at all the photos (about 12000 in total) really brought back the good times we had. Villages, restaurants, people, mountains and all, they are all there as a memory. I for sure took more photos than anyone else on the trip ...

... are featured in so many movies. they provide breakfast food in our room, a packed lunch & then take us out to really nice restaurants for dinner every night. Pay is pretty low at $7 an hour but the whole experience is so much fun!     This ...

... to! Pointless facts about Chicago Chicago has: over 40 museums more than 150 theaters over 6,000 restaurants three of the world's tallest buildings: Sears Tower. . . . . 1,450 ...

... - Hung out with Dad and also Arik at Venice Beach, Santa Monica Pier, farmers markets and CalMex food. - Went to some great restaurants in LA with Roy and Rochel (frequented by the glitterazzi of course) and also had some great Persian food along with new ...

... on Lake Michigan, as well as some shopping, mainly tourist trap stuff. Also it appeared to have convention centre type area as well as restaurants. It began its life as the Municipal pier, but had a name change to "The Navy Pier, " after World War 1, the ...

... we collected our backpacks, we had passed two Starbucks, two McDonalds, two Dunkin Donuts and an array of other fast food restaurants! Gotta love this place! We mastered the underground from the airport and headed to stay at the home of someone we had ...

... to the Eagle until 4am. We slept in late but managed to be back in this fantastic city for dinner at one of Antonio's favorite restaurants. We decided we had not had enough Alcohol so we set out to the bars again!! Thanks again Antonio we would not seen ...

... elevated, rather than the subway. After buying tickets we boarded the train heading for Wrigleyville. Wrigleyville is full of bars, restaurants, and shops all revolving around Wrigley Stadium the home of the Chicago Cubs. Shelly, not being content with a ...