#61 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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jcarlson87 says:
If you're in the mood for something totally different, Fogo de Chao is the place. Not too many Brazilian restaurants in Chi-town so this one stands out. Fun atmosphere and a salad bar to die for. Waiters dressed in suits walk around with 15 different types of fire-roasted meats for you to choose fro…
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#62 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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ejames01 says:
A good place for some Chicago style pizza. When we arrived we had about an thirty five to fourty minute wait for a table. It takes fourty five minutes for a thin crust pizza and an hour for a deep dish pizza to cook and get to your table. Give yourself plenty of time to enjoy it. The service was ave…
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#63 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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katehardman says:
30 years ago, my Dad had been a regular at the Original Gino’s East, a legendary pizzeria, popular with local Chicagoans and celebrities since its opening in 1966. As my Dad was back in town, we decided to head to Gino’s East so he could remember “the good ol’ days”.
Since its ope…
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#64 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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ekondra says:
Hot Chocolate is located in a rapidly growing and changing part of Chicago. Once this place used to be a really seedy neighborhood, then the Real World house moved in and things started to change. New restaurants and stores are cropping up all over the place, which is great. The only harmful thin…
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#65 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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mlynn_hartwell says:
This new, stylish and laid back Jamaican restaurant and lounge has a thing for all things jerk: chicken, seafood, vegetables, and more. There's also curry chicken, red snapper (escoveitch), cabbage and carrots, plantains, beef patties. There's plenty of Red Stripe, but it's the signature Ja' Rum Pun…
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#66 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Isoinspira says:
Jin Ju is a gem in the midst of a great international food mecca. The decor, dark hard wood floors, small tables placed together in lines or by themselves give it a European feel. Soft light covers the tables as the votive candles are the only source of light surrounding the tables making it a great…
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#67 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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lisak64 says:
When in Chicago, it's obligatory to try an Italian Beef sandwich (if you eat meat). And the best according to thousands of locals, as well as Time Out Chicago, is Johnnie's Italian Beef. Johnnie's is technically located in Elmwood Park, Chicago, a small suburb that borders Chicago. It's a 11 mile…
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#68 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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_taartje_ says:
Great little, seriously little, gem in Chinatown. Husband started off with egg drop soup and it looked exactly how it's supposed to look and he declared it the best he's ever had. The steamed veggie dumplings were pretty good, not loaded with flavor, but good. The Szechuan eggplant was outstand…
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#69 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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timing2211 says:
Now, I like a steak when I come to the US and I was promised a good one at Lawry's Restaurant just off the Magnificent Mile in Downtown Chicago.
When you enter, the place is nice enough, decor is upmarket traditional but nothing really special. The steaks however were fantastic - just about the …
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#70 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Africancrab says:
Maria's place is a small restaurant with great ambiance and excellent food. The Carne Asada I ordered was mouth watering, you should try that. The only problem I saw was the parking, it is located in the business area and they have no parking space. Be careful, you have to park in parking lot of the…
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#71 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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ekondra says:
I've been to Mrs. Murphy's twice, and both times it was when my mom was visiting. I loved this restaurant even more the second time I went. I was able to try a lot and seriously, the fish and chips here are the best I've had in the city. They are crispy, doughy and deliciously full of fish. Mmm,…
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#72 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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katehardman says:
Rice is my passion in life. Anyone who knows anything about me knows this one fact: I couldn’t live without rice, and I would never want to try.
Therefore, for me it was essential to find a good Japanese restaurant in Chicago that I could frequent when cravings for sushi overpowered (a daily occ…
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#73 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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thaitravelor66 says:
While I was in chicago, My friend and I decided to try the Rockit burger. This burger was voted one of the best in the US. not only did the burger live up to its fame but the accompanying fries were great as well. we are not talking about the shoestring type. These were steak fries crunchy outside s…
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#74 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Lenece says:
Great spot to eat lunch. I was told to try the french fries because they are fried in duck fat. Wow! You can taste the difference! And it tastes good! Delicious with Ranch dressing. I also had the ceasar salad, which was also great! We sat at the bar. It was very comfortable and the staff was friend…
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#75 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Lenece says:
Sixteen has a wonderful view of the city. The menu offers a tasting menu and a blind tasting menu. This gives you the ability to try most of the items on the menu. Everything that came to our table was very well put together and tasted great! We were able to meet with the chef after the meal, he is …
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Fogo de Chao
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