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Chef Kearns said:There's a breakfast place about a block or so from the Hilton (the 2bath one). I think it is called Egg-trodinary Egg or something like that. The singage is bright yellow. SOOOOO Good!! The Weber Grill place is fantastic!
pamperedpals said:Giardonos Pizza is where we go every year. Yum!
babywings76 said:YES! YES! YES! I loved it!!! I can't go this year, so have a piece for me, too! Actually, I looked at their website and I can order a pizza and they'll pack it with dry ice and ship it! Isn't that funny?! It's expensive of course, but very tempting!!
I grew up in NJ and we were pizza snobs. But I have to say, that Chicago pizza was the BEST I've had! It's so different, so I guess I can't really compare it to traditional New Yorkers pizza, but I was in heaven eating it. I even took pictures of my slice and put it on my blog. :love:
esavvymom said:Don't do it!!! You can probably make your own version much better! We had a "Chicago Night" this past winter when our Carolina Hurricanes hockey club played the Chicago Blackhawks (it happens only ever 2 years or so)....so we ordered Chicago Hotdogs and Deep-Dish Pizzas from Lou Malnati's. The pizzas were awful! And my DH likes their stuff when we are in town...but definitely NOT the frozen/shipped kind. It was just nasty and we'll never do it again. From now on, we'll make our own Deep-dish with my stones, etc. The key is- you make it in reverse for the toppings (sausage on bottom (if you have it on there), cheese, veggies, then sauce is last I believe. But I'm sure there is a website SOMEWHERE in the great-wide internet with instructions. ).
DebbieJ said:whatever you do, please don't eat at a chain restaurant that you have in your own hometown. There are so many wonderful restaurants in Chicago!
Metromix | Your Restaurants, Nightlife & Events Guide
Chowhound Boards - Chowhound
DebbieJ said:whatever you do, please don't eat at a chain restaurant that you have in your own hometown. There are so many wonderful restaurants in Chicago!
Metromix | Your Restaurants, Nightlife & Events Guide
Chowhound Boards - Chowhound
chef131doreen said:We are looking to go to a Comedy club one night any one know of any good ones
Becca_in_MD said:Ann - I checked out that menu. YUM!!! Usually I'm happy if I can find 2 or 3 things on a menu that I would want to get. I could make a whole dinner just from the appetizers. You're a great Director to take your team there.
BethCooks4U said:I'll go to the comedy club with you Ann. I went to their site and couldn't see how much the tickets were. Anyone know?
BethCooks4U said:I'll go to the comedy club with you Ann. I went to their site and couldn't see how much the tickets were. Anyone know?
gaddischef said:There is a little dinner behind and down the street from the Hilton called Eleven - small little diner -- awesome!!!
Of course, the pizza places are awesome!
Weber Grill is fabulous!
My dad loves the Original Pancake House, though I've never been.
gaddischef said:There is a little dinner behind and down the street from the Hilton called Eleven - small little diner -- awesome!!! .
batroark said:OMG! When I saw this Title on the front page I had to click into it to post my favorite place...................ELEVENTH CITY DINER! Fabulous....I have been wishing to go back there this whole yr since last conference!!! I have been to conference for the past 5 yrs. but never ate somewhere that has impacted me like this lil diner! My girlfriend, Shawn Prouty, from Chandler AZ have been talking about this place and getting to go back when we get there this yr!! So....Roark and Prouty give it 2 thumbs up!
babywings76 said:YES! YES! YES! I loved it!!! I can't go this year, so have a piece for me, too! Actually, I looked at their website and I can order a pizza and they'll pack it with dry ice and ship it! Isn't that funny?! It's expensive of course, but very tempting!!
I grew up in NJ and we were pizza snobs. But I have to say, that Chicago pizza was the BEST I've had! It's so different, so I guess I can't really compare it to traditional New Yorkers pizza, but I was in heaven eating it. I even took pictures of my slice and put it on my blog. :love:
Chef Kearns said:There's a breakfast place about a block or so from the Hilton (the 2bath one). I think it is called Egg-trodinary Egg or something like that. The singage is bright yellow. SOOOOO Good!! The Weber Grill place is fantastic!
sharpechef said:going to try TOPOLOBOMPO this chef has a tv show and 3 restrants in Chicago, all original Mexican flair! can't wait
Chef Kearns said:Several months ago I purchased 5 tickets for a walking pizza tour with Second City Pizza. It sounds amazing!! However, we're getting in too late and leaving too early to use the tickets. If there is anyone who lives in the Chicago area or will be there for conference early or stay past Friday I am willing (I NEED) to sell them. I will sell them for what I paid. The tickets were $20 a piece.
Some popular restaurants in Chicago include Alinea, Girl & the Goat, and The Purple Pig.
For budget-friendly options, try Portillo's, Lou Malnati's Pizzeria, or The Wiener's Circle.
The best deep dish pizza in Chicago can be found at Giordano's, Lou Malnati's Pizzeria, and Pequod's Pizza.
Yes, there are several rooftop restaurants with a view in Chicago, such as Cindy's Rooftop, The J. Parker, and Raised, an Urban Rooftop Bar.
Some must-try local dishes in Chicago include Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, and deep dish pizza.