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1 post · Jul 17, 1992

AnonymousAT&TJul 17, 1992
      These are some of my favorite Chicago restaurants.
      The first four are in Lakeview [sometimes called
                                    New Town]

      Chicken Hut - best grilled chicken I've ever eaten
                    Whole chicken for 8 bucks
                    Broadway at Belmont

      Little Bucharest - Great Romanian food, low prices
                         Dinner for two with drinks and
                         dessert 35 dollars
                         3000 N Ashland

      No Hana - Excellent Sushi place, average prices.
                28 dollar All-You-Can_Eat special
                Broadway, 1/2 block south of Belmont

      Thai Classic - Very fine example of Thai cooking.
                  Moderate prices entree 8.00
                  Dinner buffet Sundays 2pm-10pm, 10.00
                  Clark st. 1 block south of Sheffield

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      Cafe Barcelona - Very good Spanish Tapas place
                   The Paella is to die for.
                   4.00 to 13.00
                   Madison just 3 blocks west of Harlem
                   [This is Forest Park, not Chicago]

      There are many other great places in the Lakeview
      district.

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      Enjoy!

      Russ Neumann
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