Since every churro is fried to order, each long, crispy tube is hot and crunchy, with none of the soggy greasiness of inferior versions. You can get them sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar, or stuffed. En savoir plus .
This is one of those exceedingly rare bars slinging classic cocktails in a laid-back setting without pretense. With low lighting and a shuffleboard, it's a great place to rest after a long walk. En savoir plus .
Tucked inside this excellent Mexican grocery store is a bright and welcoming taqueria. Anything coming off the grill is worth ordering, including the well-seasoned chicken and juicy steak tacos. En savoir plus .
It's not as famous as Chicago Diner, but this vegetarian and vegan spot serves a wide assortment of meat-free options, including a beet burger and Nashville hot tofu. En savoir plus .
Stop by for one of Chicago's very best sandwiches. The cemita starts with a sesame-crusted roll layered with avocado, Oaxacan cheese, chipotle sauce and a meat of your choosing. En savoir plus .
The best jibarito in the city is the one served here. Featuring thin and crispy fried plantains in place of bread, this sandwich loads on the meat, cheese and mayo. En savoir plus .
This gin-focused cocktail bar is justly known for the quality of its mixed drinks. The front bar is always packed, while the back room offers a quiet respite full of plush chairs and couches. En savoir plus .
Slurp oysters among the nautical-themed decor and definitely get an order of the excellent fish and chips. As you can imagine, the cocktails are also worthy. En savoir plus .
Order freshly fried chicken or fish, an ice-cold Negroni slushy, and then try your hand at a game of pingpong. A dozen oysters aren't a bad idea, either. En savoir plus .
We're partial to the buttermilk glazed doughnuts, though the old fashioned are worth trying. En savoir plus .
Chef Enyart serves some of the most inventive Mexican food in town at this spot. Drop by the boisterous bar for a quick bite and a cocktail, while the main room is a serene spot for a long meal. En savoir plus .
Both the handmade pastas and luscious risottos are highlights, while the wines are moderately priced. Though always crowded, it never feels too cramped. En savoir plus .
This German gem offers hearty favorites, including a fantastic, freshly made pretzel. The front room is tightly packed, but the back patio is a beautiful, secluded retreat. En savoir plus .
Bill Kim's globally inspired menu features creatively crafted food at truly reasonable prices. Dishes include the virtuous Belly Bowl and the incredibly filling Belly Dog. Don't skip the soft serve. En savoir plus .
The inside is cramped and loud, so hope for a mild day and head to the back patio, where you can feast on gloriously griddled burgers and thick shakes in relative peace. En savoir plus .
Instead of overwhelming you with choice, this wine shop offers a carefully curated collection of mostly small-production wines. Plus, every Saturday from 2 to 5pm, the shop hosts free wine tastings. En savoir plus .
Featuring an affordable assortment of Costa Rican classics, along with a surprisingly large vegetarian menu, it's no wonder this restaurant has been a Bucktown staple for years. En savoir plus .
Whether you go for one of the decadent desserts or something from the underrated savory menu, you're in for a treat. En savoir plus .
For a slightly lighter option, this seasonal shop offers refreshing Italian ice made with real fruit. En savoir plus .
This cute shop provides perfect Korean-influenced dishes, including the most colorful bowl of bibimbap around. Also good are the wildly untraditional tacos served on Indian paratha bread. En savoir plus .
