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    Hello Folks,

    Happen to be in Chicago for a short while but thinking of maybe
    extending my stay if the sightseeing - and more importantly the food -
    is any good. Can anyone on here give it a thumbs up/thumbs down as a
    "good food" City?

    Cheers,
    Richard

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    not sure but it wouldn't help my struggle with weight if they could do it
    successfully and cheaply enough, Lee
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    Doug Freyburger wrote:


    I didn't know there was more than one. I saw a feature on them on one of the
    food/travel shows and it gave the impression there was only one.

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    On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 12:37:37 -0500, Lou Decruss wrote:


    Oh, c'mon - I lightened up with that (meant to be) lighthearted post.

    I do have a pound of crab meat in the fridge. Maybe it's calling me.

    Anyway, I'll let you do your Welcome Wagon thing unobstructed. Just
    don't go inviting any commie terrorists to the U.S. ;-)

    -sw

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    On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:25:30 -0500, Omelet
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    Well, there is one way to look at it. Go to an AYCE place that charges
    about $10 per/person. Look around at the people in the place. Guys
    with T-Shirts cut off over pot-bellies and dirty shorts and shower
    shoes on. Tons of screaming children, some running around all the
    tables. Food that tastes like it came out of a mass-produced freezer
    box.

    Then go to a $50 a person place and look around there.

    That's part of the cost. Nice atmosphere, quieter, cleaner and the
    food is generally much better than the $10 AYCE joints.

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    sf wrote:

    Smoque is off the I-90 about half way between downtown and O'Hare.

    Honky Tonk BBQ is in Pilsen, a district of Chicago a bit south of
    downtown.

    There are a bunch of good BBQ places in the metro area but those are my
    favorites.

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    oohhh man i forgot that, the DH even steams our infirior selections from the
    store, Lee
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    Re: [email protected]

    Lou Decruss wrote:


    Actually "we" were talking about where to eat in Chicago.

    Just sayin'...

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    On 4-Apr-2011, Richard Dixon wrote:


    What do you think is good food? Chicago has great ethnic diversity in
    restaurants and if that suits you, you will think it is a great food city.
    I always visit Sayat Nova for Armenian/middle-eastern - my favorite.

    If your idea of a good food city is one with a great thin-crust pizza or
    "hot dish", don't bother; but, if you like sausage in all its glorious
    variations, you'll love Chicago. In my book, Chicago is among the three
    best cities for food in the US; but, I like diversity in ethnic dining.

    Regardless, it all boils down to what you like whether it is a "good food"
    city.
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    "Nunya Bidnits" wrote
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    You know Lou, he segued into deep dish and that was all she wrote.

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