Go here on a weekday for the most affordable lunch special in Andersonville. $7.50 Includes miso soup, starter and a reasonable portion of a main course.
The just-ripe discounted produce sits on a small metal shelf tucked between the eggs and the dairy. If you have a mind to go Iron Chef that same day, you will be richly rewarded.
Remember to bring your knives for sharpening. The rates aren't bad and you'll want a good edge for some of the provisions on sale.
Sit out on the patio by the open fire, gaze pensively into the distance at the house at the top of the artificial hill and pretend you're in a part of the world that actually draws tourists.
Go here if you're looking for a solid bike you plan to ride hard and keep for awhile. Their service is a big part of the value they offer.
Pack some cash, come early on a summer afternoon and colonize one of the long tables under the tents. There's not much point in fighting the crowds here, so bring your own.
Best cider selection in Wicker Park, plus lots of beers that are out of the ordinary.
Put on your big-kid pants and order two Saigon Crepes. It's not even worth pretending you can eat just one.
The black cherry and chocolate peanut butter ice cream are pretty hard to beat, especially after a long summer bike ride. You'll find racks in the parking area behind the shop.
Order the sidra and don't be slow about drinking it. It's a rare treat to find it on tap, let alone poured from several feet above the bar.
