Someone wrote: |> Hi there... |> |> My fiance and I plan to be in Chicago the last week in July. We're looking for |> some good restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that won't break our |> wallets. We'd prefer to stay within the downtown area since that's where our |> hotel is located. Easily my favorite breakfast spot in Chicago is the West Egg Cafe. They have the absolute best frnech toast. Not sure about the street names but it's right across the street from the downtown Holiday Inn.
Chicago, IL
Good, reasonable Chicago restaurants?
Glenn P. wrote: >From: [email removed] (Glenn M. Poorman) >Subject: Re: Good, reasonable Chicago restaurants? >Date: 27 Jun 1994 18:52:49 GMT >Someone wrote: >|> Hi there... >|> >|> My fiance and I plan to be in Chicago the last week in July. We're looking >for >|> some good restaurants for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that won't break our >|> wallets. We'd prefer to stay within the downtown area since that's where >our >|> hotel is located. >Easily my favorite breakfast spot in Chicago is the West Egg Cafe. >They have the absolute best frnech toast. The West Egg is located on Fairbanks and Ontario, in the Streeterville neighborhood. I have never been to Jordan's, but the Eccentric is good and fairly reasonably priced. In the same neighborhood, I would recommend _Scoozi_ a playful but very good Italian restaurant and Hat Dance, a Japanese/Mexican place that works better than you would think. Right downtown, I would recommend Trattoria No. 10 for elegant Italian food. It is especially good for a pre-theatre dinner. On the South side of the loop, in Printer's Row, I like Prairie, a restaurant focusing on foods cooked with regional ingredients. Have fun. Mike Berman