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An (Almost) Free Lunch At Terzo Piano?

An (Almost) Free Lunch At Terzo Piano?

The special $18 two-course lunch is the same as the regular museum admission price, and admission is free weekdays in January. more ›

Today is National Coffee Day

Today is National Coffee Day

As we told you last week, Chicago was recently named the America’s Most Caffeinated City... just in time for today, National Coffee Day. more ›

Thanksgiving Round-Up Part 2 - Restaurant Deals Galore

Thanksgiving Round-Up Part 2 - Restaurant Deals Galore

Last Friday, we posted some great special meals for those who prefer to go out for Thanksgiving. Why stay home and dirty up your entire kitchen when you can make someone else do the cooking for you - and at a very reasonable price? Here are a few more special deals that caught our eye - some traditional, some... not so much. more ›

HAN 202 Brings Fine Dining For Dummies to Bridgeport

        

605 W. 31st St. in the wunnerful Bridgeport area has been home to a succession of mediocre to downright awful Italian restaurant concepts over the years, most recently Trattoria 31, which came out of the gate like gangbusters only to be lapped by the field. So when we saw that a Chinese restaurant was opening in the space we thought, "It can't be any worse than what's been there before" more ›

A Tax Day Smörgåsbord

A Tax Day Smörgåsbord

The economy may still suck, but it's been a banner year for restaurants, bars and their PR firms. At least from a marketing perspective. They've been able to smoothly segue from offering "economic stimulus" packages to "tax day relief" specials. To be fair, some of the offers are pretty damn good. Following is a list of some of the better deals around tomorrow for you to dole out what cash you didn't send to the IRS. more ›

Do This: The Grocery Bistro's Prix Fixe Menu

We recently visited the bright West Loop byob spot, The Grocery Bistro, and took advantage of their three course prix fixe dinner menu, choosing any shared plate, entrée, and dessert for $25. (We recommend the salmon sashimi with fried egg and caper-soy vinaigrette, lamb chops and banana bacon tiramisu). Grocery's Chef de Cuisine, Andre Christopher of Japonais and Pops for Champagne fame, recently started serving a three course lunch as well: soup/salad, sandwich, dessert, and drink for $15. Enjoy your meal while playing "guess the movie playing on the plasma TV." I won. more ›

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