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Bars & Restaurants

  • Big Star


    By far on of my favorite bars in the city. Great Atmosphere, Killer Margaritas and the most amazing tacos you will ever wrapped your lips upon. Also ask for the Queso Fundido.. you'll thank me later. 1531 N Damen Ave
  • XOCO


    Great Mexican street style sandwich shop from Chef Rick Bayless. So many great sandwiches on the menu but I always get the Ahogada. 449 N Clark St
  • Green Mill Cocktail Lounge


    Simple Cocktails & Jazz plays until 4am.. need I say more? 4802 N Broadway St
  • Lito's Empanadas


    I thought I had an Empanada before going to Litos.. I was wrong. 2566 N Clark St
  • Piece Pizza


    Not only do they brew some amazing beer, they make New Haven style pizza which is all I ate as a kid back in Connecticut. In my opinion it's the best tasting pizza you will ever have. 1927 W North Ave
  • Shops

  • Uncle Fun


    Whenever friends come into town I tell them I'm taking them to Uncle Fun and don't say anything more. When they open the door to this shop jaws drop. So I will do the same to you.. Just go! 1338 W Belmont Ave
  • Labrabbit Optics


    Hands down the best vintage eyewear shop in the city. 1104 N Ashland Ave
  • Galleries & Art Spaces

  • Chicago Cultural Center


    The Chicago Cultural Center wins the prize for most beautiful interior building in Chicago. You can walk around the building and walk in its large rooms and amazing art galleries for free. 78 E Washington St
  • Post Family Gallery


    The Post Family throw great art shows about every month or so. If your ever in town when one is happening do go! 1821 W Hubbard St #308
  • Co-Prosperity Sphere


    The best place to go to see really off the wall, blow your brains out work. Catering to a diverse crowd the people-watching at their openings is as much fun as the work itself. 960 W 31st St
  • ETC.

  • Garfield Conservatory


    This all glass green sanctuary has been in existence since the early 1900's and is acres of ferns and other exotic plant life. 300 N Central Park Ave
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