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Here’s what you can do in Chicago right now |
As the piles of snow continue to melt and spring draws closer (just a few more weeks!), we’ve updated our list of the best things to do in Chicago right now. Stop by the reopened Garfield Park Conservatory, visit animals at Lincoln Park Zoo or snag a seat at the Green Mill and see live jazz—there’s no shortage of options. |
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Check out this year’s Chicago Restaurant Week lineup |
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This year’s edition of Chicago Restaurant Week runs from March 19 through April 4, and we recently got a peek at the more than 265 restaurants participating in the event. Take a look at the highlights of the list (including a meal served on a boat!), dig into individual menus and make your reservations. |
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Bokuchan’s Japanese Curry House |
Operated out of a shared Avondale kitchen, this Japanese curry and katsu concept churns out saucy dishes topped with fried chicken breasts, Berkshire pork cutlets, mushrooms and more. | |
Pizza Lobo |
Order one of these classic New York-style crust pies and call a friend to help you finish a pizza garnished with everything from grapes and broccoli rabe to hot honey and 'nduja. | |
Birrieria Zaragoza |
Thick handmade tortillas, salsas made to order and platters of chopped goat meat (accompanied by consommé) are in your future when you order from this Archer Heights mainstay. | | |
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Eris Brewery and Ciderhouse |
Located in a refurbished Masonic temple in Old Irving Park, Michelle Foik and Katy Pizza’s business named for the Greek goddess of chaos serves housemade beer, cider and tasty eats. |
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Kris Christian sells more than 15 blends of locally roasted coffees (based around sweet flavors like maple pecan and chocolate blueberry) from her Roosevelt Collection storefront. |
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Early to Bed |
Searah Deysach founded this Andersonville sex shop to provide a welcoming environment for women and people of all genders who might not feel comfortable at a typical adult store. |
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The Shudio |
Housed in a Pilsen space with a workshop and metalsmith studio, Merl Kinzie’s eco-boutique stocks jewelry made from recycled materials, plants, ceramics and vintage women’s clothing. |
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