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A hip small plates restaurant in Roscoe Village that is worth a trip. The staff is very knowledgeable on both the food and the wine. The portions are big enough to share and make sure to get the cheese plate before leaving.

Some of the best Thai food in Chicago. The restaurant is quaint and has outdoor seating in the summer. The chicken on the green is my fave dish.

Another great Thai place amongst the many in Chicago. I’ve never eaten in the restaurant as I’ve always ordered out. Still, very good and great price.

Best, and possilby only, bagel place in Chicago. The menu is HUGE and every sandwich has crazy names from The Donkey Punch to Slick Willy. The wait can be crazy and there’s hardly ever room to actually eat there. Also, it’s an Ohio State hub, but we won’t hold that against them.

As someone who has yet to pay over $20 on sushi, I like this place a lot. The quality is great, the presentation is good, and the restaurant is nice and relaxing. I hope it gets more business as it always seems like a ghost town when I’m there.

I visited this restaurant when it first opened and haven’t been back. I don’t recall not liking it, but the place was pretty dismal and I could tell they were short staffed. I’d like to give it another chance.

Another great deep-dish place in the windy city. The plus here is they also have a pretty big menu of other items including chicken wings, pastas, and sandwiches. I’ve only had delivery, which is open until 5:00am!

Best Wrigleyville drunk food. The slices here are honestly the size of a small donkey. I don’t think I’ve ever eaten it sober, so I’m not sure if my rating should count.

Amazing soups. Twelve HUGE cauldrons filled with some of the best soup you’ll ever have. You can also order in a bread bowl. Make sure to have some dollar dollar bills on you, as they only take cash.

Went for lunch, but would love to go again for dinner. The chicken and apple sandwich was amazing. A very creative menu and great prices make this a must-visit.