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One thing you should try if you haven't that's unique to this area is the Italian beef sandwich (Portillos has them). Thin sliced beef on a bun, generally dipped in broth. You can get it with mozerella cheese. One of my best friends is from here but now lives in New York, and whenever he visits the first thing he wants is an Italian beef from the nasty little hole in the wall diner he's eaten at since childhood. |
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hey dartgod you could hit up an outlaws clubhouse. just walk up and knock. :)
just kiddin, hell you cant even enter the pisser if you arent an outlaw, all others use the porta poddy outside lol Posted via Mobile Device |
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I'm heading up there for the first time, aside from connections, in August. A friendly bump.
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Have our hotel choices narrowed down to Hotel 71 and Hotel Monaco. Both are right on the river and are close to the red line that will take us straight to Wrigley. Probably going to be up there Thurs-Sun, going to the game on both Friday and Saturday afternoon. We've already done most if not all of the touristy stuff on other trips - the only things I absolutely want to do this time around is hit Portillo's, and do one of the Chicago River Architecture Tours. And of course, we'll be hitting Yolk every morning - best breakfast place ever. |
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Allerton is nice. Robert Allerton's family founded the Chicago Stockyards. Trivia for the bar. Allerton Park is now owned by the Univ of Illinois. Huge arts benefactor.
Ginos East for Pizza. MOSI a must. |
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