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Best Dining in Downtown Chicago

Chicago, IL

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  • Aug 04, 2009
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You absolutely cannot visit Chicago without trying one of their world-famous, mouth-watering hot dogs. That's not all this great city has to offer. Start your day off right with a breakfast of bakery delights, enjoy a deep-dish pizza for lunch, and sample traditional Latin cuisine for dinner. Take advantage of the sidewalk seating and your in for the ultimate TravelSkoot dining experience!


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  • DeLaCosta

    465 E Illinois St , Chicago, IL

    Chicago is lucky to have the culinary expertise of celebrity chef, Douglas Rodriguez and his renowned Latin restaurant, De La Costa. Here, you can select items from what Rodriguez describes as his menu of “Inspired Coastal Latin Cuisine,” like the “Organic Salmon Panela” and the “Churrasco De La Costa.” Be sure to take into account the added amenities at this fine establishment which include: a full ceviche bar, elevated dining tables, a private wine room for parties up to 18 people, and a DJ spinning beats to add to the upscale, yet festive ambiance.


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  • The Gage Restaurant & Tavern

    24 S Michigan Ave , Chicago, IL

    With a little luck of the Irish, you will be inclined to dine at The Gage restaurant. Owned by the Lawless family with Irish roots, The Gage offers customers an industrial-chic setting with breakfast, lunch and dinner menus to select from. Take advantage of the outdoor sidewalk seating here and witness a marvelous view of Chicago's Millennium Park as you nosh on "Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal Brulee," or "House Made Corned Beef Hash and Eggs" from the breakfast menu. Lunch and dinner menus include interesting items like "Petite Ricotta and Semolina Dumplings," and "Locally Crafted Sausages."


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  • Gino's East

    633 N Wells St , Chicago, IL : (312) 943-1124

    Pizza lovers have been scratching their names into the walls of Gino’s East for years. Fans of the deep-dish pizzeria – from regular everyday folks to noted national celebrities – all want to be a part of the legend, and for good reason. Gino’s golden crusts are filled with vine ripened tomatoes and your choice of cheeses, meats, and vegetable toppings. Then the aromatic giant pies are brought, steaming hot, to your table – where you can indulge in one of the unique taste sensations for which Chicago is famous.


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  • Lou Mitchell's Restaurant

    565 W Jackson Blvd , Chicago, IL

    Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and Lou Mitchell’s Restaurant and Bakery definitely does it justice. Start your day here with one of their delicious omelets, homemade pastries or a stack of hot pancakes and a cup of good coffee or fresh squeezed juice. If you can’t make it for breakfast, a lunch menu is also available in addition to daily specials and a children’s menu. As a sweet gesture and a Greek tradition to emphasize hospitality, customers here are greeted with milk duds. Located in Chicago’s West Loop at the head of legendary Route 66, Lou Mitchell’s has been a whistle stop on the campaign trail for many past and present political figures.


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  • Crofton On Wells

    535 N Wells St , Chicago, IL : (312) 755-1790

    The menu is inspired by the market at Chicago’s Crofton On Wells, a candlelit, modern, American bistro with a French flair. So even repeat visitors will always find something new. As you peruse your market fresh entrée choices, sip a buttery chardonnay or a big cabernet from the Crofton’s list of over 150 labels. When your dinner arrives, expect a work of art – each portion is perfectly plated with appealing garnishes and colorful sauces as accents. Arrive early Monday through Saturday, and enjoy the prix fixe menu, a three course dinner with two glasses of wine for 55 dollars.


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  • Hilton Oak Lawn

    9333 S Cicero Ave , Oak Lawn, IL

    The Hilton Oak Lawn is located 4 miles south of Chicago's Midway Airport in the heart of the city. With newly redesigned guestrooms and suites, the hotel offers complimentary wireless high-speed internet access, and executive level accommodations. The Executive Lounge, provides spectacular views of Chicagoland and comfortable business oriented surroundings. The 20,000 square foot Hilton Conference Center boasts two beautiful ballrooms, 15 multi-purpose meeting rooms and the 12th Floor Hilton Tower Room, offering panoramic views of downtown Chicago. The hotel also offers an array of dining selections creating a culinary adventure at Whitney's Café serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.


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