Annoyance put itself on the map with its famously distasteful gross-out musical Co-Ed Prison Sluts. Twenty years later, it still cranks out bizarre, unconventional comedy. En savoir plus .
No need to doll yourself up on a Saturday night for this humble BYOB. Overlook the less than flattering decor and prepare for aromatic beef pho and other Vietnamese specialties.
If you're here for brunch, you MUST try the sweet potato pecan pancakes. Must.
Whether you're a beginner or advanced Yogi, these classes are refreshing and a spectacular workout!
We just built it! It's opening in September as the university's first free-standing art museum. The museum was formerly located in Richardson Library.
Your Walgreens now has web pickup! Shop your neighborhood store online and pick up in as little as an hour. Visit https://www.walgreens.com/webpickup.
For a nominal fee, they'll let you load up and take home a bowl's worth of leftovers. They say there's no such thing as a free lunch, but this makes for a pretty cheap (and delicious) one.
The Annoyance Theater combines improvisation, musical theater and sketch comedy to create a raunchy, hilarious and uncensored environment. Tickets for all shows range from $10 – $20.
Chef Homaro Cantu has become the poster child of the mad-scientist conceptual-cooking fad in America. The result is "postmodern interactive cuisine" that is worth the experiment.
Receive 2 complimentary cocktails at arrival and 20% off your purchases in W The Store and Bliss Spa during In-Fashion from 8/26-9/8 when you use your MasterCard® card. En savoir plus .
Come during lunch for a chance to enjoy live music while you eat. Unless you dislike live music, in which case maybe you should get your order to go. Party pooper.
The casual atmosphere instantly puts you at ease, down to the snuggly quilt on each treatment table and tea room on the second floor.
For tasty, cheap lunch options (mostly based around chicken!), this spot offers great deals. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter to sign up for rewards and to be notified of last-minute deals. En savoir plus .
Thick, creamy shakes are prepared from a liquid mix blended with cream, pretty good considering no ice cream is involved. En savoir plus .
Whips up a limited, ever-changing selection of fresh-baked sweets in flavors like chestnut, buttermilk, carrot cake, & maple-bourbon-bacon. Follow them on Facebook or Twitter for store hours. En savoir plus .
Sample the selection of grilled cheese, banh mi, beef short rib, & turkey confit sandwiches. Custom sodas such as vanilla kola & lemongrass-lime leaf help wash down the great food. En savoir plus .
Lebanese spinach pies and thin, herbed flatbread called mankouchi are stand-outs. En savoir plus .
Start with a lovely onion tart; its flaky, buttery pastry brims with mild leeks and sweet Vidalia onions basking in cream sauce, with herbal notes from arugula salad. En savoir plus .
Great burgers and salads keep us coming back for lunch at Millennium Park's on-site cafe. En savoir plus .
Doused in lustrous, eye-catching wood & stocked with more than 20 tap beers, this joint definitely flashes some transatlantic style. Try the the tea-poached tilapia or mussels. En savoir plus .
Its late hours, regular acoustic blues sets, all-night kitchen, and vibrant neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and other entertainment recommend this club as a top blues destination. En savoir plus .
Chefs Takashi Yagihashi, Marcus Samuelsson, Rick Bayless' notable quick foods: delicately skinned pork pot stickers ($5), chili-rubbed buffalo burger ($9), & Corn tortilla tacos with pork ($7). En savoir plus .
In addition to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Hall features jazz, pop, chamber & world music concerts. The Hall was initially conceived in the early 1900's & underwent renovation in 1997.
This well known Swedish restaurant is a neighborhood favorite, serving traditional pastries, several types of benedicts, quiche and herring dishes. En savoir plus .
It may be a big antiques mart, but everything here feels special and handpicked: There's an entire case of owl medallions, plus design classics, like George Nelson clocks and Paul McCobb desks.
The sanctuary was completed in 1912. "As long as someone's around" is open most days for a peek inside. Do it – and don't miss the model immigrant ship at the doorway near the Swedish-style altar.
